Find the bottleneck before changing the stack
Share the URL, platform, hosting arrangement and the pages customers struggle with. A homepage, image-heavy service page and product checkout can have different problems. Review them separately.
CodingPie’s existing offering includes image, layout and core performance optimisation. Assessment can identify whether the useful work is lighter media, script/plugin changes, hosting configuration or a broader rebuild. Access and the current setup determine the available fixes.
Typical areas to investigate
- Oversized images, unsuitable formats and missing dimensions that shift the layout.
- Fonts, scripts, video and third-party widgets competing with essential content.
- WordPress themes, plugins or store apps that add work to every page.
- Caching and hosting configuration where access permits changes.
- Mobile navigation, forms and checkout performance after any optimisation.
Compare like with like
No perfect score, search position or conversion increase is promised. Results can be limited by the platform, third-party scripts and essential business features; document those trade-offs.
| Record | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Page and date | Use the same representative URL before and after. |
| Tool and test conditions | Device/network simulation and tool settings affect laboratory scores. |
| Repeated observations | A single run can vary; compare a consistent set of measurements. |
| Real-user data where available | This reflects actual visits and may not exist for every page. |
| Working journeys | A higher score is not useful if a form, payment or essential widget stops working. |
Optimise, maintain or redesign?
A focused optimisation can help a sound site with a few heavy assets. Recurring update and monitoring tasks belong in a care agreement. A site with structural, editing and customer-journey problems may need a redesign instead.
Send the current URL and examples of the problem. The next step is a scoped review, followed by agreed changes and a record of what was tested.

