Home decor is a visually rich niche that depends on stunning imagery — but those same large, beautiful images are often the biggest performance problem in a store's technical health. Stores that learn to balance visual quality with load speed consistently outrank and outconvert those that don't.
Across all home decor stores we've audited, the average score is 50/100 — well below the 60-point threshold where stores start converting consistently.
See how your store comparesLifestyle room-scene images served at full resolution without WebP conversion or lazy loading — adding 10–15 seconds to initial page load on mobile connections
Collection pages for style categories (modern, farmhouse, minimalist) with generic meta descriptions — missing all the style-specific searches buyers use to discover decor
Product dimensions and room scale information absent from titles and meta — missing buyers who search specifically for "36 inch wall clock" or "large floor lamp under 60 inches"
Every audit checks six categories. Here's what we look at for home decor stores specifically.
Load times, Core Web Vitals, JavaScript bloat, image compression
Meta tags, schema markup, crawlability, indexing
SSL, policies, contact info, payment badges, reviews
Alt text, file sizes, format, consistency, angles
Tap targets, font scaling, CTA placement, checkout flow
Product descriptions, CTAs, navigation, checkout friction
Beyond the standard audit, here are home decor-specific items to check. Tap each one to track your progress.
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