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WordPress Infrastructure Review

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Krampade
krampade.com

Prepared by:
Brandon Copeland
WordPress Infrastructure Lead
QCK

Date:
August 11, 2026

Overall Infrastructure Health

58 / 100

Krampade has an established WordPress and WooCommerce foundation, but the current
implementation is showing serious reliability and performance issues. Intermittent
502 errors, stalled navigation requests, and a 13.0s mobile lab LCP should be
diagnosed before deciding whether the business actually needs to replatform.

Infrastructure Scorecard

Infrastructure
★★★★★
4/10
Intermittent 502 host errors, stalled page requests and navigation timeouts observed

Performance
★★★★★
4/10
Mobile PSI 55 with 13.0s lab LCP and 4.7s FCP

Security
★★★★
8/10
HTTPS and Cloudflare are already present

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WooCommerce
★★★☆☆
7/10
Established catalog and filtering with mobile purchase-flow opportunities

SEO Foundation
★★★★
8/10
PageSpeed SEO score of 85 provides a solid starting point

Accessibility
★★★☆☆
7/10
Accessibility score 83 with contrast, labels and heading issues

Top 3 Opportunities

1

Diagnose the Current Infrastructure First

During our review, pages intermittently stalled, navigation requests timed out,
and the Testimonials page returned a Cloudflare 502 Host Error. These symptoms
point to a reliability issue in the current environment that should be diagnosed
before treating WordPress itself as the problem.

2

Improve the Mobile Purchase Experience

On mobile product pages, the product gallery consumes most of the initial
experience and pushes price, product information and the Add to Cart action
farther down the page. Reworking the mobile PDP hierarchy would make the buying
path faster and more obvious.

3

Reduce Front-End Overhead

The homepage carries nearly 2 MB of transferred resources along with unused
JavaScript, unused CSS, multiple font files and oversized imagery. The existing
stack can be streamlined without removing marketing or ecommerce functionality
that contributes business value.

Things We Like


  • Strong and recognizable product branding

  • Established WooCommerce product catalog

  • Useful product filters for family, potassium, sugar and flavor

  • Cloudflare and WP Rocket are already part of the stack

  • PageSpeed Best Practices score of 100

Potential Business Impact


  • Reduce abandoned visits caused by timeouts and server errors

  • Make mobile Add to Cart actions easier to reach

  • Improve consistency across the shopping journey

  • Reduce unnecessary JavaScript, CSS, font and image overhead

  • Create a more dependable platform for paid and organic traffic

PageSpeed Insight Mobile

55
/100
Mobile PSI

Largest Contentful Paint

13.0s

Poor

Real-user Core Web Vitals currently pass with a 2.5s LCP, but the controlled
mobile test produced a 13.0s LCP and 4.7s First Contentful Paint. Combined with
the intermittent 502 errors and stalled navigation observed during manual testing,
performance appears inconsistent and warrants deeper infrastructure review.

Recommended Next Step

Complete a full technical infrastructure audit before making a
replatforming decision.

We’d review:

  • The cause of the intermittent 502 errors and page timeouts
  • Hosting resources and server configuration
  • WordPress, WooCommerce and database health
  • Plugin and third-party application overhead
  • Mobile performance and Core Web Vitals
  • What can realistically be improved without rebuilding the site


The goal is to determine whether optimization is enough — or whether
a platform change is actually justified.

If I Could Only Fix One Thing…

I’d start here:

Identify exactly why the current WordPress environment is becoming unreliable.

Reason:
The site is already built, selling products and supported by an established
WooCommerce catalog. Before investing in a complete Shopify rebuild, we should
determine whether the instability is being caused by hosting, server resources,
configuration, plugins, database load or another fixable bottleneck.

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