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WordPress Infrastructure Review

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Blaze Grills

blazegrills.com

Prepared by:Brandon CopelandWordPress Infrastructure Lead
QCK SEO

Date:August 7, 2026

Overall Infrastructure Health

70 / 100

Blaze Grills has a polished brand, strong product photography and excellent
real-user Core Web Vitals. The main opportunities are reducing frontend
weight from Divi and third-party scripts, improving accessibility, and
tightening product merchandising so the site feels as premium technically
as it does visually.

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Infrastructure Scorecard

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Infrastructure

★★★★☆

8/10

WordPress, WooCommerce, Divi and WP Engine stack

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Performance

★★★☆☆

6/10

Mobile PSI 61 despite passing real-user CWV

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Security

★★★☆☆

6/10

HTTPS present but key security headers are missing

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WooCommerce

★★★★☆

8/10

Strong product imagery and detailed PDP content

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SEO Foundation

★★★★★

10/10

Perfect Lighthouse SEO score

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Accessibility

★★★☆☆

7/10

Lighthouse accessibility score of 83

Top 3 Opportunities

1

Reduce Third-Party JavaScript Weight

Lighthouse estimates roughly 1.45 MB of unused JavaScript. Embedded
YouTube video assets account for more than 1 MB of that opportunity,
while Zendesk and Google Tag Manager add additional frontend cost.
Delaying these scripts until interaction would reduce page weight and
main-thread work.

2

Optimize Product Image Delivery

Lighthouse estimates approximately 1.5 MB of image savings. Several
768×768 product PNGs are being served larger than their displayed size.
Better compression, modern formats and tighter responsive sizing would
reduce load without sacrificing the premium visual presentation.

3

Address Accessibility Gaps

The mobile viewport disables user scaling, several footer links have
undersized touch targets, contrast is weak in portions of the footer,
and the document is missing a main landmark. These are relatively
contained fixes with meaningful usability impact.

Things We Like

✓Core Web Vitals currently pass
✓Excellent 1.5-second real-user LCP
✓Strong premium product photography
✓Detailed product specifications and manuals
✓Perfect Lighthouse SEO score

Potential Business Impact

⚡Faster lab performance on mobile
▥Cleaner product browsing experience
↗Stronger engagement with premium products
♿Better usability for more visitors
✓Less frontend overhead and technical debt

PageSpeed Insights Mobile

61
/100
Mobile PSI

Largest Contentful Paint

10.5s

Lab Test

Real-user data is much stronger than the throttled lab test: Blaze passes
Core Web Vitals with a 1.5-second LCP, 78 ms INP, 0.10 CLS and 0.6-second
TTFB. The lab test still shows clear optimization headroom with a
10.5-second LCP, 250 ms TBT and roughly 6.9 MB of transferred data.

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Recommended Next Step

Schedule a complimentary 30-minute Infrastructure Review.

I’ll walk through:

Which third-party scripts can be delayed or conditionally loaded
Where Divi and WooCommerce are adding unnecessary frontend weight
How product image delivery can be reduced without losing quality
Which accessibility and security fixes should be prioritized first

No obligation.

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If I Could Only Fix One Thing…

I’d start here:

Delay the YouTube, Zendesk and other non-critical third-party scripts.

Reason:
The site already performs well for real users, so this is not a rebuild
problem. The clearest technical opportunity is reducing unnecessary work
during the initial page load. Third-party scripts account for a large
share of the unused JavaScript, main-thread activity and total payload.