Page Speed

This website needed the same look and feel to remain intact and needed to slim up the java and css code since there were many unnecessary files running in the background. This website before we made our changes was very slow and was created in WordPress with over 35 CSS files and 27 JS files and 69 code warnings.

When completed the look and feel remained but the unnecessary files were either combined or removed. The CSS files that were not needed for loading the page above the fold were separated and moved to the end of the code to help with making each web page load instantly. After we made our coding, images, javascript and Lighthouse changes the website was much faster and now had only 2 CSS files and 3 JS files with 0 coding errors and 0 code warnings.

The client requested that the website maintain its original look and feel, while significantly improving performance. To achieve this, we streamlined the JavaScript and CSS code, eliminating unnecessary files that were running in the background. The original WordPress build was extremely sluggish, burdened with over 35 CSS files, 27 JavaScript files, and 69 code warnings. Our optimization efforts focused on retaining the design while drastically improving speed and code efficiency.

Once the optimization was complete, the original look and feel of the website remained fully intact—but behind the scenes, it was a different story. Unnecessary files were either removed or consolidated, and non-critical CSS was deferred to load after the initial page render to improve performance above the fold. After implementing updates to the codebase, images, JavaScript, and Lighthouse recommendations, the site achieved a dramatic boost in speed—now running with just 2 CSS files and 3 JS files, and completely free of coding errors and warnings.