100 on Every PageSpeed Score, on Mobile
We ran jotkite.com through Google PageSpeed Insights, using the mobile test, the harder of the two.
Performance 100. Accessibility 100. Best Practices 100. SEO 100. Plus 2/2 on the new Agentic Browsing check.
The page you're reading runs on JotKite itself: the same free, open-source blog anyone can install.
A perfect score was never the goal
To be honest, we don't chase 100. Scores move a few points from run to run, and polishing for a perfect number is a vanity project. Our goal is 90+ on every measure, on every site, the same standard we set for our GeoRank and Unnati LiteCommerce sites. This time it simply landed on 100.
How a blog gets this fast
Mostly by leaving things out:
- No JavaScript framework on public pages. Visitors get HTML and CSS, not a megabyte of scripts.
- No framework, no build step, no MySQL. Plain PHP and one SQLite file, so there's no database server to wait on.
- Images are resized and lazy-loaded. Photos are even shrunk on the writer's phone before they upload, so a 12 MB camera shot never reaches your visitors.
- Mobile-first pages, designed for phones from the start rather than squeezed down from desktop.
- SEO built in, not bolted on: clean URLs, canonical tags, Open Graph, JSON-LD, a sitemap and RSS.
Why it matters
A salon, a bakery or a hardware shop gets most of its visitors on phones, often on patchy mobile data. A page that loads instantly gets read. A page that spins gets closed. Speed isn't a bonus for a small business; it's the difference between a customer and a closed tab.
Try it yourself
Take a photo, add a line, and publish it to your own website in under 30 seconds, knowing it will load fast too.
Then run your own blog through PageSpeed and tell us your score. We'd love to see it.
JotKite is made by Unnati Digi Services.