Page speed & UX report
eatdrinkplay.com
Measured speed plus a read of the page for what's costing conversions. Free · convradar.com
No blocking issues, but speeding / to 2.5s could lift conversions ~6–10% (likely). The UX read below flags 4 things to look at.
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Conversion impact — estimate
Speeding up 4.1s → 2.5s could lift conversions ~6–10%
Likely contributor, not a proven cause — a range, from the ~7%/second speed rule.
54/100 — Needs work. Visitors wait ~4.1s before seeing content.
- Reduce unused JavaScript~3.1s · 426 KB
- www.gstatic.com/…/recaptcha__en.js183 KB
- www.gstatic.com/…/recaptcha__en.js179 KB
- Reduce unused CSS~300ms · 192 KB
- eatdrinkplay.com/…/autoptimize_single_1b9a8b29c8f227f1ef4d36958954001c.php60 KB
- www.gstatic.com/…/styles__ltr.css40 KB
- JavaScript×241010 KB
- Other×7379 KB
- Images×23251 KB
- CSS×6160 KB
- Fonts×271 KB
- HTML×255 KB

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Below the measured facts: what our conversion-pattern library and an AI read of the page flag — not from your analytics. Treat them as leads to test on your data, not guaranteed wins.
AI review of this page — 4 things to look at
On your page
"+ Surprise me" button (hero CTA)
The hero's only CTA is a low-commitment novelty button. Add a second, higher-intent CTA such as "Find a restaurant →" directly beside or below it so users who arrive with a clear goal have an obvious next step, reducing bounce for the majority who aren't in 'surprise me' mode.
On your page
"New In Town" venue cards (blank/grey image areas)
All four venue card images are failing to load, showing empty white/grey boxes. This destroys visual credibility and makes the section look broken. Ensure images are lazy-loaded with proper fallback placeholders (e.g. branded gradient or logo) so the section remains visually trustworthy even before images fully render.
On your page
"Sydney's best kept secrets, every Wednesday & Friday. Join 120,000 locals who actually know where to go." — footer newsletter bar
The newsletter sign-up with strong social proof (120,000 locals) is buried in the footer and only visible after scrolling past all content. Move this bar immediately below the hero section or at least after 'New In Town' to capture email leads while intent is highest, and add an inline email input field so users can subscribe without an extra click.
On your page
"Occasion" and "Vibe" filter pills below the hero
These two filter pills are the only discovery mechanism below the hero, but they sit on a plain white strip with very little visual weight and no prompt text explaining what they filter. Adding a short label like "Find something for…" above them and ensuring they open a visible, scrollable tag list on tap would increase engagement with the filtering flow.
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