MPS Gym Platform
Fitness brand identity, engineered for performance.
Measured, Real-World Results
Mobile performance score on the homepage — achieved through static rendering and image optimization.
Largest Contentful Paint on mobile — well within Google's 'Good' threshold of 2.5s.
LocalBusiness and FAQPage structured data enables rich result eligibility in Google Search.
Cumulative Layout Shift eliminated through font preloading and reserved image dimensions.
Project Overview
MPS Gym Platform is a modern, performance-optimized web presence built for a fitness facility with the goal of converting visitors into members. The site was engineered from the ground up with Core Web Vitals, semantic HTML, and structured data as primary constraints — not afterthoughts.
Operational Bottlenecks
Most gym websites are built on heavy WordPress themes with unoptimized media, poor mobile layouts, and no SEO structure. MPS needed something that actually performs.
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Existing online presence was minimal and generated no organic discovery or lead capture.
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No structured way to communicate membership tiers, class schedules, or trainer profiles to potential members.
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Page load performance was critical — potential members bounce within 3 seconds on slow mobile connections.
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Lacked Google Business Profile integration and structured data for local SEO visibility.
How It Was Built
Next.js App Router with Static Generation
The entire site is statically pre-rendered at build time using Next.js 14 App Router. Every page is a lightweight static HTML payload — no JavaScript waterfall on initial load. Dynamic features like the class schedule are fetched client-side with SWR for instant stale-while-revalidate updates.
Core Web Vitals Optimization
Images served via next/image with responsive srcsets and WebP format. Fonts loaded via next/font with zero layout shift. Minimal JavaScript bundle — Tailwind CSS purged to under 8KB in production. Lighthouse performance score: 98+ on mobile.
Semantic HTML & Structured Data (AEO)
Every page uses correct HTML5 semantic elements — <main>, <article>, <section>, <nav>. Organization, LocalBusiness, and FAQPage JSON-LD schema injected via Next.js metadata API, enabling Google's AI Overviews and rich result eligibility.
Conversion Architecture
The hero section, CTA placement, membership pricing cards, and trainer profiles are structured following conversion rate optimization principles — single primary CTA above the fold, social proof in the scroll path, and a contact form with minimal friction.