Webkit 7

Webkit 7 is our mobile optimised website engine that powers our websites, giving them incredible load speeds as well as state of the art features, compatible with Google & all modern mobile, tablet & desktop browsers. Webkit 7 offers faster website loading, improved Google rankings and incredibly reliable mobile performance.

Faster Loading pages
Google Compatible & SEO Friendly
Video backgrounds
Mobile Menu Enhancements

SSL Compatibility
Embedded Audio & Video Files
Improved Gallery Images
Lazy Load Page feature

Test Your Website

Mobile - Speed Scores

Please see our before and after scores for our previous Webkit version, and Webkit 7.3

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Desktop - Speed Scores

lease see some before and after scores without and with Webkit

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Website Videos

With Webkit 7, you can use videos as a background for parts of your website at an even faster speed, giving your website a professional, modern and sleek user experience.

Video Options

Lazy Loading

Lazy loading is a fantastic feature that optimises your web pages to only load the areas of the page your clients actually use. This means they don't attempt to load images, files or videos that are lower down on a page and not yet in view.

Lazy loading is perfect for clients website pages that use:

Large Image Galleries
Embedded social media feeds
Embedded third party services
Embedded videos or audio files
Large forms

Mobile Menu

Webkit 7 brings tweaks to the mobile menu so that it delivers a consistent experience across all devices, now including full-width mobile menus:

Webkit 7 FAQs

I'm not Mobile Responsive, does that matter?

Yes. We've build Webkit 7 for the future so it's designed for Responsive websites. If you are not Mobile Responsive it's crucial you have a discussion with us about upgrading. We can look at the best prices for upgrading your site to be seen on all devices.

What are the costs?

Webkit 7 comes as standard on all new websites we build. If your website is older and you want to upgrade to WK 7, but do not want a full website redesign, you can purchase Webkit 7 for just £195+vat. Our team will then work on rebuilding your site using Webkit 7, but avoid changing anything on the front end. Webkit 7 is what powers the website, so once completed, you will see improved speeds and performance on all browsers & devices.

Is my website likely to break?

No! As part of upgrading to Webkit 7 our team fully test the site on all browsers and devices to ensure it's working perfectly. We've been developing this platform since 2018 and have had the service running successfully on hundreds of websites since then.

Do new clients get this as standard?

Absolutely, and what's more, we include Webkit 7 as standard on all new packages we sell, so no extra fees or costs to have your website on our latest Webkit engine.

What are the main benefits?

Speed (Google) and visuals. Webkit 7 massively speeds up the loading times of our mobile websites which Google absolutely love. It also allows our clients to use new front end functionality that improves how the website presents images, files, videos and forms.

Will I need to pay for the next Webkit upgrade?

Only when we release a brand new version, which historically has happened, on average, every 7 years. That being said, when websites are redesigned, which most do every 3/4 years, we always include the latest webkit as standard, so by updating your website, you will be updating your Webkit engine.

Webkit 7

Mobile - Speed Scores

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Desktop - Speed Scores

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Website Videos

Lazy Loading

Mobile Menu

Webkit 7 FAQs

I'm not Mobile Responsive, does that matter?

I'm not Mobile Responsive, does that matter?

What are the costs?

What are the costs?

Is my website likely to break?

Is my website likely to break?

Do new clients get this as standard?

Do new clients get this as standard?

What are the main benefits?

What are the main benefits?

Will I need to pay for the next Webkit upgrade?

Will I need to pay for the next Webkit upgrade?

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