Speed Optimization
Make the site fast enough that visitors stop noticing it.
For sites that are slow, failing Core Web Vitals, or losing conversions because pages take too long. Targeted optimization work without a full rebuild.
All prices are in US dollars.
Outcomes
What changes after the work is done
- Measurably faster load times on the pages that matter most.
- Improved Core Web Vitals scores (LCP, CLS, INP) without breaking the design.
- A leaner site that does less on page load and wastes less of the visitor's time.
Included
What the build can cover
- PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals audit
- Image and media optimization
- Asset loading and render-blocking fixes
- Caching and hosting configuration
- Database and query cleanup
- Third-party script management
Proof
Speed is a conversion argument, not a vanity metric
Every second of load time costs conversions, rankings, and trust. The optimization work starts with what actually causes the slowness, not a plugin list.
Client proof
Working with Zeeshan was a great experience. He built a lightning-fast, custom WordPress site (99/100 PageSpeed) completely without bloated plugins. He is a true professional who communicates clearly, takes responsibility, and delivers high-quality code. The site's SEO structure is perfect and started generating B2B leads on day one. I've already lined up our second project together. 5/5 stars, would highly recommend to anyone looking for a serious developer.
Murat Aydemir · Custom WordPress, performance, SEO, and business results
FAQ
Questions this usually raises
Can you fix Core Web Vitals on any WordPress site?
Most WordPress sites, yes. Some platforms or heavily customized page builders create bottlenecks that cannot be fixed without a theme rebuild. The audit flags those upfront.
Do I need a full rebuild to get faster?
Not usually. Most speed problems come from unoptimized images, render-blocking scripts, heavy plugins, and poor caching. Those can be addressed without rebuilding the site.
Will better hosting fix my slow site?
Sometimes, but usually not. Hosting is the culprit only when server response time is slow, which is measurable; most slowness comes from images, scripts, and bloat on the site itself.
How it starts
A calmer first step before anything is scoped.
01
Context
You send the current site, workflow, or idea and what needs to change.
02
Fit
I check whether this is the right kind of work for me to take on directly.
03
Scope
If it is a fit, the next step is a clear scope, timeline, and starting point.