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WordPress Speed Optimization & Performance Improvement
I worked on optimizing the performance of an existing WordPress website that was struggling with slow load times and poor PageSpeed Insights results. The initial mobile performance score was 41, which was negatively affecting user experience and overall site efficiency.
After a full performance audit, I optimized caching, images, CSS and JavaScript delivery, reduced unnecessary scripts, and fine-tuned Core Web Vitals. As a result, the mobile PageSpeed score improved to 93, with faster load times and smoother interaction across devices.
The website is now fully optimized for performance, responsive on all screen sizes, and better aligned with Google’s speed and usability standards.
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