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WordPress Infrastructure Review

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Behemoth Labz

behemothlabz.com

Prepared by:
Brandon Copeland
WordPress Infrastructure Lead
QCK SEO

Date:
August 8, 2026

Overall Infrastructure Health

82 /100

Behemoth Labz has a mature WooCommerce storefront with a large product
catalog, detailed research-focused product pages, consistent product
imagery and a strong optimization layer already in place through
NitroPack.

Mobile Lighthouse performance is relatively strong at 84, but real-user
Core Web Vitals are currently failing because Largest Contentful Paint
is still reaching 2.8 seconds. The biggest opportunities are not a
redesign or hosting rebuild, but tightening how the current WordPress
stack delivers above-the-fold content and unnecessary frontend assets.

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Infrastructure Scorecard

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Infrastructure

★★★★★

9/10

NitroPack CDN and optimization layer provide a strong technical foundation

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Performance

★★★★☆

8/10

84 mobile PSI with 0ms blocking time, but real-user LCP still needs improvement

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Security

★★★★☆

8/10

HTTPS and security headers are present, with CSP and HSTS hardening opportunities

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WooCommerce

★★★★☆

8/10

Mature catalog, detailed PDP content and consistent cross-selling structure

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SEO Foundation

★★★★☆

8/10

92 Lighthouse SEO with a few descriptive-link improvements remaining

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Accessibility

★★★★☆

7/10

87 Lighthouse Accessibility with contrast, ARIA and heading issues

Top 3 Opportunities

1

Prioritize the Mobile LCP Image

Real-user Core Web Vitals are currently failing with a 2.8 second
Largest Contentful Paint. Lighthouse also measured the mobile LCP
at 3.6 seconds.

The homepage hero image is being routed through NitroPack’s lazy
loading system. Excluding the primary above-the-fold image from
lazy loading and explicitly prioritizing it could reduce the
current resource-load delay without changing the design.

2

Stop WordPress Editor Assets Loading Frontend

The performance trace shows unusually large WordPress editor
packages being delivered on the public-facing site, including
editor, block-editor and components JavaScript bundles.

Those three resources alone account for more than 800 KB of
transferred JavaScript. Identifying why admin/editor dependencies
are reaching visitors could provide a significant frontend
reduction without affecting the storefront.

3

Reduce Page & DOM Complexity

Lighthouse counted more than 3,000 DOM elements on the homepage.
Large product catalogs, navigation elements, promotional sections
and hidden interface components can increase browser style and
layout work even when JavaScript execution is otherwise efficient.

Simplifying unnecessary markup and loading catalog/interface
elements only when needed would create a leaner foundation as the
store continues to grow.

Things We Like

✓
NitroPack optimization and CDN delivery are already implemented
✓
0ms Lighthouse Total Blocking Time
✓
Excellent 120ms real-user Interaction to Next Paint
✓
Modern WebP product imagery is already being served
✓
Product pages include substantial research and reference content

Potential Business Impact

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Faster mobile first impression
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Better Core Web Vitals consistency
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Less unnecessary JavaScript transferred to shoppers
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Lower browser rendering overhead on large catalog pages
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Stronger platform for continued catalog growth

PageSpeed Insight Mobile

84
/100
Mobile PSI

Largest Contentful Paint

2.8s

Real-User Data

The lab test is solid, but real-user data currently fails Core Web
Vitals because LCP remains above Google’s 2.5-second threshold.
INP and CLS are already performing very well.

Performance Snapshot

84
Mobile Lighthouse Performance
2.8s
Real-user Largest Contentful Paint
120ms
Real-user Interaction to Next Paint
0ms
Lighthouse Total Blocking Time
0.03
Cumulative Layout Shift

Technology Overview

✓
WordPress + WooCommerce
✓
Flatsome ecommerce theme
✓
NitroPack optimization and CDN
!
Google Tag Manager and external marketing integrations
!
Large WordPress editor bundles appearing on frontend

Best Initial Fit

WooCommerce Performance Optimization

Behemoth Labz already has an effective caching and CDN layer, so a
migration or redesign would not be the first recommendation. The
better initial engagement would be a targeted frontend optimization
pass focused on Core Web Vitals, script delivery, unnecessary editor
assets and large-page DOM complexity.

Frontend Efficiency

2.7 MB
Approximate Lighthouse network payload
317 KB
WordPress editor JavaScript bundle
290 KB
WordPress block-editor bundle
238 KB
WordPress components bundle
41 KB
Estimated unused CSS opportunity

Accessibility & SEO

87
Lighthouse Accessibility score
!
Low contrast detected on mobile shop buttons
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Duplicate ARIA IDs detected in search interfaces
!
Heading hierarchy and touch-target issues remain
92
Lighthouse SEO score

User Experience

✓
Consistent product imagery across a large catalog
✓
Clear pricing and product selection controls
✓
Detailed research-focused PDP content
✓
Related-product merchandising is incorporated
!
Large catalog pages create significant markup and browsing density

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Recommended Next Step

Schedule a complimentary 30-minute Infrastructure Review.

I’ll walk through:

The current Core Web Vitals failure
Why the mobile LCP image is delayed
The large WordPress editor assets loading on the frontend
WooCommerce and NitroPack optimization opportunities
Which accessibility and SEO issues are worth prioritizing

No obligation.

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If I Could Only Fix One Thing…

I’d start here:

Remove unnecessary WordPress editor assets from the storefront.

Reason:
NitroPack has already handled much of the traditional image and
caching optimization. The unusual opportunity is that several large
WordPress editor-side JavaScript packages appear to be reaching
normal visitors. Removing frontend assets that shoppers never use
can reduce page weight while preserving the current design and
ecommerce experience.