Case Study: Luvory Luxury Toilets' Website

The problem: a good-looking site with an invisible technical limit

Luvory Luxury Toilets' website, a luxury portable toilet rental business in Guadalajara, looked good and worked fine — but it ran on a static hosting platform that didn't allow control over real HTTP headers. It's a limit a visitor never notices, but one that blocks real technical discovery signals that search engines and AI systems actually read.

Why this matters more than it sounds

An HTTP header is information the server sends before the page even loads — unlike an HTML tag, which a system has to download and parse the entire page to find. We confirmed empirically (with a direct test, not an assumption) that the previous platform silently dropped custom headers, even when the config was technically written correctly.

The decision: migrate, don't rebuild

Instead of throwing away the design work already invested, we migrated the site to TanStack Start, which unlocked real server control without losing any of the existing design. We confirmed with a direct test (`curl -I` against the published site) that headers now arrive fully intact — not an assumption, a verifiable check.

What got fixed along the way

The automated migration brought two real regressions that weren't obvious at a glance: