For sites that load slowly or rank nowhere
- 3 sec
- Where visitors leave
- Code level
- Not another plugin
- Free check
- Send your URL
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Core Web Vitals
Passing- LCP · Largest contentful paint
- 1.1s
- INP · Interaction to next paint
- 48ms
- CLS · Cumulative layout shift
- 0.00
(01)Overview
Fix it or replace it, answered honestly
Two different problems arrive wearing the same clothes. Sometimes a site is slow because of a handful of oversized images and three scripts nobody needs, and a week of work fixes it. Sometimes the foundation is the problem, and every optimisation is a coat of paint on a cracked wall.
You get a straight answer on which one you have, including when the answer costs me the bigger job. Send the URL and you get a free check: the specific reasons the site is slow or invisible, ranked by what each one is costing you.
Website speed optimisation here means work at source. Images re-encoded and sized responsively, fonts self-hosted and subset, render-blocking stylesheets and third-party scripts removed, JavaScript deferred or deleted. Not a caching plugin layered over the same problem.
If a rebuild is the right call, redirects get mapped before anything moves. Losing your rankings in a redesign is a preventable mistake, and it happens because nobody wrote the old URLs down.
(02)What is included
- A real speed audit on real connections
- Core Web Vitals: LCP, CLS and interaction delay
- Image re-encoding and responsive sizing
- Script, stylesheet and third-party cleanup
- Redirect mapping so rankings survive a rebuild
(03)Symptoms
What a speed and redesign audit looks at
- 01
Visitors leave before the page appears
Largest Contentful Paint measured on a real connection, then the specific thing delaying it removed. Three seconds is roughly where people give up.
- 02
The layout jumps while it loads
Cumulative Layout Shift traced to unsized images, injected banners and late-loading fonts, then pinned down.
- 03
Taps do not register for a moment
Interaction to Next Paint improved by cutting the main-thread work that blocks the first tap.
- 04
Images are the whole page weight
Re-encoded to modern formats at the sizes actually displayed, which is usually the single largest win available.
- 05
The site looks a decade old
A redesign on the existing content and URLs, so the rankings you already have survive the move.
(04)Compared
Repair or rebuild
| Worth repairing | Worth rebuilding | |
|---|---|---|
| Underlying code | Worth repairingSound, just overloaded | Worth rebuildingTheme and plugins fighting each other |
| Content | Worth repairingStill accurate | Worth rebuildingYears out of date |
| Mobile | Worth repairingWorks, needs tuning | Worth rebuildingNever really worked |
| Typical effort | Worth repairingDays | Worth rebuildingA week, plus redirect mapping |
| Risk to rankings | Worth repairingAlmost none | Worth rebuildingLow, if URLs are mapped properly |
Yes. Send the URL for a free check. You get the specific reasons, ranked by cost.
Not if URLs are mapped properly. Losing rankings in a redesign is a preventable mistake.
Depends on the foundation. You get the honest answer either way.
Usually most of it. Oversized images served at full resolution to a phone are the single most common cause, and re-encoding them is often the largest available win for the least work.
Not if the old URLs are mapped to the new ones before launch. Rankings are lost in redesigns when nobody writes the old URLs down, which is avoidable.
A lab score is one run on a simulated connection. Field data from real visitors on real phones tells you what is actually happening, and the two often disagree.
Yes, for audits and speed work. Whether it is worth fixing or replacing depends on what is underneath, and you get the honest answer either way.
(06)Related
Ready when you are
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