The fetchpriority attribute is an HTML hint that tells the browser to download a specific image first - before it has calculated the full page layout. This site's main above-the-fold image does not have that hint.
Why this matters
The main image a visitor sees when a page loads (called the Largest Contentful Paint, or LCP) directly affects Google's page speed score. Without the priority hint, the browser discovers the image late, slowing the perceived load time by 200-400 milliseconds.
How to fix it
Add fetchpriority="high" to the <img> tag for your hero image. This is a one-line HTML change your developer can make in minutes.
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