LuckyVitamin.com Gets Faster Pages Consistently and Reliably Across Dynamic and Complex Website
Customer Company Size
Mid-size Company
Region
- America
Country
- United States
Product
- Radware FastView
Tech Stack
- HTML5
- CSS
Implementation Scale
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
Impact Metrics
- Productivity Improvements
- Customer Satisfaction
Technology Category
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Cloud Computing
Applicable Industries
- Healthcare & Hospitals
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Services
- Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services
About The Customer
LuckyVitamin.com was established in 2004 as a pioneer for the online distribution of health and wellness products in the vitamin and supplement industry. The company’s success is predicated on its commitment to giving 5-star service to every customer. Speed is a critical component in delivering on this commitment. LuckyVitamin.com has a stated goal of “making the time between your final click and the arrival of your package seem like seconds.” To achieve this goal, the company’s fulfillment team works around the clock 7 days a week to get orders out the door as quickly as possible, and customer service representatives are always available to answer questions and offer support.
The Challenge
LuckyVitamin.com, an online distributor of health and wellness products, was facing challenges in optimizing performance across its dynamic and complex website. The company was aware of the importance of web performance and had spent years manually optimizing their pages. However, this process was time-consuming, never-ending, and required highly specialized work from some of the best developers in the company. The company was looking for an automated solution that could deliver faster pages consistently and reliably across their entire site.
The Solution
LuckyVitamin.com turned to FastView, an automated front-end optimization (FEO) solution that could be deployed easily and deliver fast results. After a trial and testing with FastView, the company decided to implement it as it demonstrated results right away. FastView offered elite performance optimization, 24-7 support throughout implementation and beyond, and eliminated network overhead by optimizing via the cloud. This solution also improved employee productivity as performance tuning was no longer part of the developers’ workload, allowing them to concentrate on feature development.
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