What we optimize
- Core Web Vitals
- Lighthouse scores
- WordPress performance
- Shopify performance
- Image loading
- JavaScript and CSS
- Database performance
- MySQL optimization
- Query optimization
- Caching
Performance optimization
A slow website is rarely caused by one thing. Performance problems usually come from themes, apps, plugins, scripts, hosting, images, caching, tracking, and third-party tools all working against each other.
Why speed fixes fail
Installing a plugin is not the same thing as performance optimization.
Sometimes speed work means code cleanup. Sometimes it means database optimization, caching, image strategy, script removal, or hosting changes.
The right fix depends on what is actually slowing the site down.
Talk through site speedWhat we handle
We identify what is slowing the site down, then fix the highest-impact issues first.
How we approach it
We do not blindly install a speed plugin and call it optimization. We review the site, identify the bottlenecks, and make targeted changes.
The goal is real performance, cleaner code, and a faster experience for users.
Audit the current frontend, backend, hosting, scripts, images, and Core Web Vitals.
Prioritize the fixes with the highest practical impact.
Implement, test, and verify improvements across desktop and mobile.
Service FAQ
Yes, but the goal is real performance, not just chasing a score.
Yes. Database cleanup and query optimization can be part of the process.
Yes. We review theme code, app impact, scripts, images, and frontend performance.
Yes. Core Web Vitals are usually a mix of frontend, scripts, images, loading strategy, and hosting decisions.
Yes. We start with diagnostics so the work is focused on the real bottlenecks.
Mobile tests use slower connections and processors, so heavy images, large scripts, and too many third-party tags hurt far more there.
Sometimes partly. Lasting improvements usually come from fewer scripts, properly sized images, better hosting, and cleaner theme code.
Yes. LCP, CLS, and INP are measured first, the biggest causes are fixed, and the scores are checked again afterwards.
Yes, including Shopify Plus. App scripts and theme code are common causes of slow stores.
Pricing
Small fixes start at $200.
Quick fixes are usually billed hourly, and clearly scoped projects can be a fixed price. Either way, you get a plain-English estimate of what is wrong, what it takes, and how long it should take before any work starts.
There is no retainer, setup fee, or long-term contract. Many clients start with a one-hour fix and keep Don on for ongoing work.
Get an estimateStart with the technical side
Whether you are building something new, improving an existing system, or trying to understand what went wrong, the first step is a direct technical conversation.
Based in New Rochelle, NY, serving Westchester, New York City, and the tri-state area. We work remotely with clients across the US and are happy to meet in person nearby.