Salesforce Website Analysis

“Your interface is accessible but your site's speed is inaccessible to humans with patience.”

Accessibility scores well (85/100)—good heading hierarchy, proper semantic markup—but accessibility means nothing if the page takes 16 seconds to load. You have layout shift culprits (0/100 audit score), meaning images are popping in and pushing content around like a drunk date. Your 475 external links suggest chaotic information architecture. With 134 missing alt texts, you're also failing the spirit of accessibility. Reduce Cumulative Layout Shift by fixing aspect ratios on images, implement skeleton loaders, and audit your link structure. Make the site *fast* first; accessibility second.

“Your SEO is doing heavy lifting to compensate for your performance disaster.”

PageSpeed gave you 77/100—solid meta tags, proper locale targeting (ko_KR), good H1 structure. But here's the brutal truth: Google's Core Web Vitals are tanking your rankings. Your LCP is 16.3 seconds (should be <2.5s), CLS is 0.384 (should be <0.1). You're losing ranking position to slower competitors who at least *optimized their images*. With 19 external scripts and that JavaScript execution time at 0/100, you're leaving SEO money on the table. Fix performance, and your rankings will thank you.

“Your meta description is solid, but your page copy reads like a CEO's LinkedIn post.”

The H1 'Salesforce. 세계 최고의 AI CRM' is clear and keyword-rich, good job. But with 3,118 words scattered across the page, you're burying the lede like it owes you money. Your H2s ('제품', 'Agentforce', 'Sales', 'Service') are descriptive but generic—they could be on any SaaS site. You need more specific value propositions: what problem does your AI solve *today* that your competitors don't? Stop making us scroll through corporate poetry.

“Your 296 images are prettier than your 16.3-second load time.”

You're serving 134 images without alt text—that's 45% of your visuals flying blind. Your design looks polished on paper, but 527 external stylesheets is like showing up to a gunfight with 527 different guns. The visual hierarchy exists, but it's drowning in bloat. Strip the CSS cruft, lazy-load those images below the fold, and your design would actually shine instead of wheeze.

“Your website loads like it's still negotiating with the internet.”

33/100 on PageSpeed? That's not a score, that's a cry for help. LCP at 16.3 seconds is unconscionable for a company that sells cloud software. Your Time to Interactive is 5/100—users are aging out waiting for your page. Zero cache optimization, zero JavaScript minification, zero effort on unused code elimination. You're serving bloated, unoptimized bundles like it's 2008. Start with: minify your JS, implement proper cache headers, remove the 19 external scripts you don't need, and lazy-load images. Your competitors are loading in 2 seconds while you're still thinking about it.