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Radiation oncology · Tucson, AZ

Radiant Oncology: website rebuild case study

A 77-URL WordPress site for a radiation oncology practice rebuilt as 64 static pages with medical structured data, every legacy URL redirected and verified on launch day.

Radiant Oncology homepage after the rebuild, desktop view
The live homepage, captured October 12, 2026. No archived copy of the old homepage was available to compare.

Measured results

Lighthouse mobile on the live homepage, median of 3 runs, October 12, 2026. No Lighthouse run of the old site was stored, so we show the rebuild only rather than guess.

Lighthouse mobile scores for Radiant Oncology
MetricRebuild
Performance86
Accessibility93
Best practices73
SEO100
Largest Contentful Paint1.9 s
Total Blocking Time532 ms
Cumulative Layout Shift0.000

The project

Old platform
WordPress
Rebuilt on
Next.js, statically generated, served from Vercel’s edge
Live pages
64
Old site URLs
77
Redirect rules
31
First commit to go-live
27 days
Live on radiantoncology.com since
August 11, 2026
Structured data on the homepage
MedicalClinicOrganizationWebSiteVideoObjectAggregateRatingOpeningHoursSpecification

What changed

  • Every legacy URL verified on launch day

    All 32 legacy WordPress redirects and all 63 sitemap URLs were checked on the live domain on 2026-08-11; every one resolved correctly.

  • Medical structured data

    Pages describe the clinic, its physicians, conditions and procedures with MedicalClinic, Physician, MedicalCondition and MedicalProcedure markup.

  • Call tracking that actually fires

    On the old site the phone-call conversion was defined but never called by any phone link. It is now wired to the site’s phone links.

  • Blocking time cut by two thirds

    Re-measured after a speed pass, mobile performance rose from 73 to 86 and Total Blocking Time fell from 1,533 ms to 532 ms. The practice’s Google tag and advertising scripts are still the largest third-party main-thread cost.

Radiant Oncology homepage after the rebuild on a phone
The rebuild on a phone, October 12, 2026

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Sources for every number on this page

Nothing here is estimated. Each figure was measured by us on the live site or read from the build records in the client’s repository.

FigureValueSourceDate
Lighthouse mobile (rebuild)Perf 86 · A11y 93 · BP 73 · SEO 100Lighthouse 13.5.0 mobile (simulated throttling) on https://radiantoncology.com/, run by ResultsXL; median of 3 runs by performance scoreOctober 12, 2026
Old platformWordPressboostxlresults/radiantoncology-rebuild HANDOFF.md (legacy WP theme “cedarssinai”, 32 legacy WordPress redirects)July 15, 2026
Old site URLs77boostxlresults/radiantoncology-rebuild docs/BUILD-REPORT.md coverage table (legacy URLs in sitemap: 77)July 15, 2026
Live pages64<loc> entries in https://radiantoncology.com/sitemap.xml, fetched by ResultsXLOctober 12, 2026
Redirects31boostxlresults/radiantoncology-rebuild data/redirects.json (31 entries)October 12, 2026
Schema typesMedicalClinic, Organization, WebSite, VideoObject, AggregateRating, OpeningHoursSpecificationJSON-LD @type values on https://radiantoncology.com/, fetched by ResultsXL (nested helper types such as PostalAddress and GeoCoordinates omitted)October 12, 2026
Build startJuly 15, 2026boostxlresults/radiantoncology-rebuild first commit ef8a2d6July 15, 2026
Go-liveAugust 11, 2026boostxlresults/radiantoncology-rebuild HANDOFF.md “went live 2026-08-11”; commit e60e5e5August 11, 2026