Staying in the existing hosting.
Suitable if the server environment is sufficient and the main problems lie in the WordPress itself.
A slow website can be affected by hosting, server configuration, images, caching, plug-ins, database and the code itself. We check the whole technical chain, find the key points of the interrupt and optimize where it leads to real results.
If there is a problem in hosting or server environment, optimization on WordPress level alone will not be sufficient. Therefore, we evaluate both the site and infrastructure.
First determine where the high-speed limit is actually located.
Sometimes it is enough to organize a website. Sometimes the main constraint is hosting or server environment. So before optimization we look at the whole technical chain, not just one plugin.
Slow server response, insufficient resources, or inadequate PHP configuration may restrict the entire website.
TESTINGIncorrect or completely unconfigured cache can cause unnecessary server load and slower page loading.
CONFIGURABLEOversized images, inappropriate formats and heavy files increase page weight and load time.
OPTIMIZINGUnnecessary or heavy plug-ins, unnecessary processes and accumulated database data can slow down WordPress.
ESSITYNeedless scripts, heavy theme or ineffective code can cause a delay even if the hosting is good.
WE FIXChats, analytics, fonts, ads, and other external tools can be an essential part of the total loading time.
L’ORÉALIn this case, we can move the website to more suitable hosting and optimize in the new environment.
First we determine where the main speed limit is. If the hosting is sufficient - we optimize the existing environment. If it hinders the result - we offer migration.
Suitable if the server environment is sufficient and the main problems lie in the WordPress itself.
Suitable if the existing hosting is slow, technically limited or interferes with achieving the desired result.
It is not necessary to decide in advance. We will check the website and the hosting environment and tell you whether optimization or migration would bring real technical benefits.
Briefly describe what seems to be slow or problematic at the moment. Let's first consider where the main speed limit is.
We first determine what exactly is slowing down the website. Then we eliminate the problems with the greatest impact on loading speed, stability and experience of use.
We check hosting, caching, images, database, plug-ins, CSS/JavaScript and code. We correct what really slows down the site, and then recheck speed and essential functions.
PageSpeed is one of the indicators. Also important is the response time of the server, the loading of the page on the phone, the stability and how quickly the user can start using the site.
Before optimizing, we find out where the real limit is - WordPress, in code, in content or in hosting.
Let's check the main technical points and tell if the problem can be solved in the existing environment or if you need migration.