Loading speed
Compressing images and converting them to modern formats (WebP), removing unnecessary plugins and scripts, caching.
Service — Speed optimisation and tuning
Speed optimisation: old site, new momentum.
Your existing site stays, it just gets better: faster loading, a fixed mobile view, a fresher look and security updates. Even a slow WordPress site can become a fast website.
What we fix
Where slow sites lose visitors.
Core Web Vitals
Improving the metrics Google measures (LCP, INP, CLS), because they affect both user experience and rankings.
Mobile view
Fixing shifting elements, tiny buttons and overflowing tables so the site is comfortable on a phone.
Security
Updating an outdated system and plugins, setting up HTTPS and security headers.
Design refresh
More modern fonts, colours and layout while keeping the existing content.
Migration
If the current system or hosting is the problem, we move the site to a faster foundation, keeping its URLs.
Why does speed matter?
Some visitors won’t wait for a slow page to load, and Google also takes speed into account in its rankings. A faster site therefore brings more enquiries and better positions at the same time.
Most slowness comes from a few recurring causes: oversized images, too many plugins, unnecessary third-party scripts and missing caching. Fixing these in a targeted way often brings striking results without a complete rebuild.
Fix or rebuild?
The first step is an audit: we measure the speed, review the mobile view and technical errors, and tell you what is worth fixing. If the old system can no longer be put right economically, we recommend a rebuild — but only then.
An example from our work: the old WordPress site of Duplapiramis Kft. was replaced by a light, fast and clean website, keeping the content.
FAQ
Questions people often ask.
How do I know if my site is slow?
Google’s free PageSpeed Insights tool gives a quick picture. We can also prepare a more thorough audit, with a clear summary of what slows the site down and what is worth fixing.
Will my content and address stay?
Yes. Tuning builds on the existing content; the domain and familiar URLs stay. Where a URL does change, a redirect makes sure old links keep working.
Can you speed up a WordPress site?
Yes. WordPress slowness is usually caused by plugins, large images and missing caching; putting these right helps a lot. If it makes more sense, we can also switch to a lightweight static site.
Does the site have to go offline during the work?
No. Changes are prepared in a test environment and only go live after checking, so visitors never see a half-finished state.
Next step
Let’s talk about your project.
Write a few lines about your goal and what you already have. After a short conversation we’ll send you a detailed quote.