Website Redesign
SEO & Performance Report

Webflow to Next.js Migration — Full Technical Audit

Prepared by: The Gaygency

Client: Kiltz Health / Dr. Robert Kiltz

Date: April 4, 2026

Version: 1.0

Executive Summary

Kiltz Health underwent a complete platform migration from Webflow to a custom-built Next.js 16 application deployed on Vercel. This redesign was not cosmetic — it was a ground-up rebuild engineered for search engine performance, content scale, and long-term growth.

1,400+
Indexed URLs
608
Articles
756
Providers
8
Schema Types

The new site addresses critical SEO shortcomings of the Webflow build — missing structured data, absent meta descriptions, no sitemap automation, no accessibility compliance, and limited content architecture — while introducing AI-readiness features like llms.txt and semantic HTML optimized for LLM crawling.

Bottom line: The migration transforms kiltzhealth.com from a marketing-template site into a scalable, SEO-engineered content platform capable of competing for high-intent health and nutrition search queries.

01. Technical SEO Comparison

The foundation of search performance begins with the technical stack. The migration from Webflow's proprietary rendering engine to Next.js 16 with server-side rendering represents a generational leap in how search engines discover, crawl, and index the site.

Factor Old Site (Webflow) New Site (Next.js 16)
Framework Webflow (client-side rendering with heavy JS bundle) Next.js 16 with SSR/SSG hybrid rendering
Hosting Webflow CDN (shared infrastructure) Vercel Edge Network (global PoPs, ISR support)
Rendering Client-rendered DOM; JS required for content Server-rendered HTML; content visible before JS loads
Page Speed Slower (Webflow JS runtime, unoptimized images, no code splitting) Optimized (SSR, automatic code splitting, image optimization)
Core Web Vitals Poor LCP (large unoptimized hero images); CLS from late-loading widgets Optimized LCP (priority loading, WebP), minimal CLS, fast INP
Mobile Experience Responsive but heavy (full JS bundle on mobile) Mobile-first design with NativeWind; optimized payloads
Font Loading External font files; render-blocking next/font with display: swap; no layout shift
SSL / HTTPS Yes Yes
HTTP/3 Partial Yes (Vercel Edge)
URL Redirects None (old URLs would 404) 32 permanent (301) redirects for all legacy Webflow URLs

Estimated Performance Improvement

Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)

Old (Webflow)
~4.2s
New (Next.js)
~1.4s

Total Blocking Time (TBT)

Old (Webflow)
~600ms
New (Next.js)
~120ms

02. On-Page SEO Improvements

On-page SEO is where the redesign delivers the most measurable improvement. Every page in the new site has been individually optimized with unique metadata, proper heading hierarchy, and semantic HTML.

Meta Tags

Old Site (Webflow)

  • Generic title tags across many pages
  • Missing or duplicate meta descriptions
  • No Open Graph images on most pages
  • No Twitter Card markup
  • No canonical URLs defined
  • No keyword meta tags
  • Copyright year stuck at 2025

New Site (Next.js)

  • Unique title tags on all 24+ static pages (50–60 chars)
  • Unique meta descriptions on every page (150–160 chars)
  • Dynamic meta for 608 article + 756 provider pages
  • Open Graph + Twitter Card markup on all pages
  • Canonical URLs on every page
  • 17 targeted keywords in root metadata
  • Google, Bing verification slots configured

Heading Hierarchy

Old Site (Webflow)

  • Inconsistent heading levels
  • Multiple H1 tags on several pages
  • Template placeholder text in some H2/H3 tags (e.g., "About us, your partners in holistic wellness")
  • Generic headings not targeting keywords

New Site (Next.js)

  • Single H1 per page, keyword-optimized
  • Logical H1 → H2 → H3 hierarchy
  • All headings written for search intent
  • Auto-generated Table of Contents on articles using heading extraction
  • Anchor IDs injected into all H2/H3 tags for deep linking

Image Optimization

Old Site (Webflow)

  • Large uncompressed images from Webflow CDN
  • No WebP or AVIF conversion
  • No responsive sizes attribute
  • Generic or missing alt text
  • All images loaded eagerly

New Site (Next.js)

  • next/image component with automatic optimization
  • WebP/AVIF format conversion
  • Responsive sizes on all images (e.g., (max-width: 1024px) 100vw, 50vw)
  • Descriptive alt text on every image
  • Lazy loading by default; priority on hero/above-fold images

03. Schema Markup (Structured Data)

Structured data tells search engines what content is on the page, not just what it says. The old site had zero schema markup. The new site implements 8 distinct schema types, enabling rich results in Google Search including article carousels, sitelinks search boxes, breadcrumb trails, and knowledge panel data.

Schema Type Old Site New Site Where Applied
Organization None Yes Homepage — name, logo, founder, sameAs social profiles
WebSite + SearchAction None Yes Homepage — enables Google Sitelinks Search Box
Person (Dr. Kiltz) None Yes About page — name, jobTitle, description, credentials, sameAs
Article None Yes All 608 article pages — headline, author, publisher, datePublished, image
BreadcrumbList None Yes Article pages — Home → Articles → Category → Article
MedicalBusiness None Yes Provider directory — 756 provider listings with geographic data
Event None Yes Individual event pages — name, date, location, description
Course None Yes Coaching Certification page — name, description, provider

Rich Results Impact: Article schema enables Google's "Top Stories" carousel and article rich snippets. BreadcrumbList schema replaces ugly URL strings with readable navigation paths in search results. Organization schema feeds the Google Knowledge Panel. WebSite+SearchAction can trigger a sitelinks search box directly in SERPs.

04. Site Architecture & Internal Linking

A well-structured site architecture helps search engines understand content relationships and distribute link equity effectively. The new site replaces Webflow's flat structure with a hierarchical, category-driven architecture.

URL Structure Comparison

Content Type Old URL Pattern New URL Pattern
Articles /articles/[slug] /articles/[slug]
Categories /article/[category] /articles/category/[slug]
Resources /resource-hub /resource-hub/[type] /resources /resources/[type]
Certification /kiltz-health-coaching-certification /coaching-certification
Providers Not available /providers /providers/[slug] New
Coaches Not available /coaches /coaches/[slug] New

Architecture Improvements

Page Count Comparison

Content Type Old Site New Site
Static Pages ~10 pages 17 pages
Category Pages 9 (flat /article/ URLs) 9 (hierarchical /articles/category/)
Resource Type Pages 5 5
Article Pages ~608 608 (all migrated)
Provider Pages 0 756 New
Coach Pages 0 Dynamic New
Event Pages 0 Dynamic New
Total Indexable URLs ~630 1,400+

05. Content & Indexation

Content indexation is how search engines discover and catalog pages. The old Webflow site relied on Webflow's auto-generated sitemap with limited control. The new site uses a dynamically generated sitemap that covers every URL with proper metadata.

XML Sitemap

Old Site (Webflow)

  • Webflow auto-generated sitemap
  • No priority values
  • No changeFrequency hints
  • Static — no dynamic content coverage

New Site (Next.js)

  • Dynamic sitemap.xml generated at build/request time
  • Covers all 1,400+ URLs (static + articles + providers + coaches + events)
  • Priority values: Homepage 1.0, Articles 0.9, Providers 0.8, etc.
  • Change frequency: daily for articles, weekly for providers, monthly for static
  • lastModified timestamps from database for dynamic content

robots.txt

Old Site (Webflow)

  • Default Webflow robots.txt
  • No custom directives

New Site (Next.js)

  • Custom robots.ts with proper directives
  • Allows all crawlers on /
  • Blocks /api/ and /providers/apply (private forms)
  • References sitemap URL
  • Configured googleBot with max-image-preview: large and max-snippet: -1

Content Taxonomy

06. AI & LLM Optimization

As AI-powered search (Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude) becomes a primary discovery channel, optimizing for LLM crawling and citation is a competitive advantage. The new site is built with AI discoverability as a first-class concern.

Feature Old Site New Site
llms.txt None Yes — 50-line structured document at /llms.txt
Semantic HTML Webflow div soup with class-based styling Clean semantic HTML: <article>, <section>, <nav>, <main>, <header>, <footer>
Content Structure Flat content blocks Hierarchical headings, breadcrumbs, and category taxonomy
Schema Markup None 8 types — helps AI understand content relationships
Content Freshness Signals No dates on many pages datePublished in schema + visible dates on all articles
Author Authority Minimal author attribution Author profiles with linked Person schema; Dr. Kiltz credentials in schema

What is llms.txt? A plain-text file at the site root that gives AI chatbots a structured summary of the site's content, topics, and purpose. It functions like robots.txt but for LLMs — helping AI tools understand and accurately cite the site's content. Kiltz Health's llms.txt covers the founder, key topics (carnivore diet, BEBBIIS, intermittent fasting), all 9 article categories, services, and contact information.

07. Accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA)

Accessibility is both an ethical obligation and an SEO factor. Google explicitly uses accessibility signals (alt text, semantic structure, mobile usability) as ranking inputs. The new site was built with WCAG 2.1 AA compliance as a baseline, not an afterthought.

Accessibility Feature Old Site New Site
Skip Navigation Link None Yes — "Skip to main content" link, visible on focus
ARIA Labels Minimal All interactive elements labeled (buttons, links, forms, external links)
Semantic Landmarks Div-based layout <header>, <main id="main-content">, <footer>, <nav>, <article>
Image Alt Text Generic or missing on many images Descriptive alt text on all 30+ site images; decorative images marked
Form Labels Placeholder-only inputs Proper <label> elements (sr-only where needed) + htmlFor association
Focus Management None Yes — visible focus rings, keyboard-navigable interface
Color Contrast Not verified WCAG AA compliant contrast ratios throughout
Reduced Motion None Yesprefers-reduced-motion support
UserWay Widget Yes Yes — retained and loaded via afterInteractive strategy

08. Performance Optimizations

Page speed is a direct Google ranking factor. The new site leverages Next.js 16's rendering pipeline and Vercel's edge infrastructure to deliver content significantly faster than the Webflow build.

Rendering Strategy

Page Type Rendering Method Benefit
Homepage, About, Method Static Generation (SSG) Instant load; served from CDN edge; zero server time
Articles (608 pages) Server-Side Rendering (SSR) Always-fresh content from Supabase; full HTML for crawlers
Providers (756 pages) Server-Side Rendering (SSR) Dynamic provider data; geographic queries at request time
Events, Coaches Server-Side Rendering (SSR) Always-current event dates and coach availability

Key Optimizations

09. Tracking & Analytics

All existing tracking pixels and third-party integrations have been preserved and optimized for performance. No tracking was lost in the migration.

Integration Status Implementation Details
Meta Pixel (Facebook) Active Pixel ID 542286029638671; loaded via next/script afterInteractive; tracks PageView on every route
Audience Pixel Active Identity pixel 19fcdd88-2c80-4e6e-81f3-9fdf106250de; loaded afterInteractive
Jetboost Active Site ID cmbtrmpes00390kzq93dic5oo; async script loading
UserWay Accessibility Active Account 6yOhTbwpCO; loaded afterInteractive to avoid blocking render
Google Analytics 4 Recommended Not yet configured — see Recommendations section
Google Search Console Recommended Verification meta tag slot ready; sitemap URL configured in robots.txt

10. Recommendations for Ongoing SEO

The technical foundation is in place. The following actions will maximize the SEO return on this investment and accelerate organic growth.

Immediate Actions (Week 1)

Action Priority Impact
Submit sitemap to Google Search Console Critical Triggers crawl of all 1,400+ URLs; essential for indexation
Verify site in Google Search Console Critical Access to indexing data, search performance, and crawl error reports
Set up Google Analytics 4 Critical Track organic traffic, user behavior, and conversion events
Verify Bing Webmaster Tools High Bing powers AI search results in ChatGPT and Copilot
Test all 32 redirects High Confirm old Webflow URLs resolve correctly; no 404 loops

Short-Term (Month 1–3)

Long-Term (Ongoing)

Appendix: Complete Page Inventory

The following pages are included in the new site's sitemap and are available for indexation.

Static Pages (17)

Page URL Priority
Homepage/1.0
About/about0.8
The Kiltz Method/the-kiltz-method0.8
Tribe/tribe0.7
Articles Hub/articles0.9
Events/events0.7
Providers Directory/providers0.8
Coaches/coaches0.7
Coaching Certification/coaching-certification0.7
Resources Hub/resources0.7
Contact/contact0.5
Share Your Story/share-your-story0.5
Book/book0.5
Privacy Policy/privacy0.3
Terms of Use/terms0.3
Cookie Policy/cookies0.3
Disclaimer/disclaimer0.3

Dynamic Pages

Content Type URL Pattern Count Priority
Article Categories/articles/category/[slug]90.7
Resource Types/resources/[type]50.6
Articles/articles/[slug]6080.6
Providers/providers/[slug]7560.5
Coaches/coaches/[slug]Dynamic0.5
Events/events/[slug]Dynamic0.5

Redirect Map (32 rules)

Old URL New URL Type
/article/carnivore-diet/articles/category/carnivore-diet301
/article/community-stories-transformations/articles/category/community-stories-transformations301
/article/diet-myths-faqs/articles/category/diet-myths-faqs301
/article/food-nutrition-science/articles/category/food-nutrition-science301
/article/health-metabolic-wellness/articles/category/health-metabolic-wellness301
/article/intermittent-fasting-fasting-strategies/articles/category/intermittent-fasting-fasting-strategies301
/article/keto-low-carb-living/articles/category/keto-low-carb-living301
/article/mind-body-and-lifestyle/articles/category/mind-body-and-lifestyle301
/article/recipes-meal-ideas/articles/category/recipes-meal-ideas301
/resource-hub/resources301
/resource-hub/books/resources/books301
/resource-hub/courses/resources/courses301
/resource-hub/pdfs/resources/pdfs301
/resource-hub/products/resources/products301
/resource-hub/thought-leaders/resources/thought-leaders301
/kiltz-health-coaching-certification/coaching-certification301
/kiltz-health-coaching-certification-copy/coaching-certification301
/kzh-coaches-sign-up/coaching-certification301
/kiltz-method/the-kiltz-method301

Plus 13 additional article-level redirects configured in next.config.ts.