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WordPress Infrastructure Review

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Progressive Grower
progressivegrower.com

Prepared by:Brandon CopelandWordPress Infrastructure Lead
QCK SEO

Date:August 7, 2026

Overall Infrastructure Health

66 / 100

Progressive Grower has a strong ecommerce foundation, excellent accessibility
and SEO scores, and a broad product catalog. The biggest issue is frontend
weight: oversized imagery, a very large theme/plugin stack, and slow mobile
rendering are keeping an otherwise capable WooCommerce site from performing
at its potential.

Infrastructure Scorecard

Infrastructure
★★★★
7/10
WordPress, WooCommerce, Porto and Elementor stack

Performance
★★☆☆☆
5/10
Mobile PSI 55 with failed Core Web Vitals

Security
★★★☆☆
6/10
HTTPS present but major security headers are missing

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WooCommerce
★★★★
8/10
Established catalog with direct purchase functionality

SEO Foundation
★★★★★
10/10
Perfect Lighthouse SEO score

Accessibility
★★★★★
9/10
Excellent Lighthouse accessibility score of 97

Top 3 Opportunities

1

Fix Oversized Image Delivery

Lighthouse estimates roughly 6.7 MB of image savings. One homepage PNG
alone is about 5.4 MB and another background image exceeds 2.3 MB.
Converting these to WebP or AVIF and serving responsive sizes would
dramatically reduce mobile page weight.

2

Reduce Theme & Plugin Overhead

Porto, Elementor, Jet Menu, multiple YITH extensions, Booster,
WooCommerce and additional stock-management tools generate dozens of
render-blocking stylesheets. Lighthouse identified about 148 KB of
unused CSS and 158 KB of unused JavaScript.

3

Modernize Product Merchandising

The farm equipment archive is functional but visually inconsistent.
Uneven product photography, promotional graphics inside the product
grid and mixed CTA styles make comparison harder than necessary.
Standardized product cards would create a cleaner shopping path.

Things We Like

  • Perfect Lighthouse SEO score
  • Excellent accessibility score of 97
  • Strong agricultural product catalog
  • Direct ecommerce purchasing capability
  • Very low 30 ms Total Blocking Time

Potential Business Impact

  • Faster mobile product discovery
  • Lower abandonment during page load
  • Cleaner product comparison experience
  • Reduced page weight and browser workload
  • Stronger conversion from organic traffic

PageSpeed Insights Mobile

55
/100
Mobile PSI

Largest Contentful Paint

44.8s

Lab Test

Real-user performance is significantly better than the throttled lab test,
but Core Web Vitals still fail with a 2.7-second LCP and 1.9-second TTFB.
Lighthouse also measured a 6.0-second FCP, 14.6-second Speed Index and
almost 9.6 MB of total transferred data.

Recommended Next Step

Schedule a complimentary 30-minute Infrastructure Review.

I’ll walk through:

  • Which images are creating most of the page weight
  • Which Porto, Elementor and WooCommerce assets can be deferred
  • How the farm equipment archive can be cleaned up
  • Which security and accessibility fixes should be prioritized

No obligation.

If I Could Only Fix One Thing…

I’d start here:

Replace the oversized homepage imagery and rebuild the image delivery pipeline.

Reason:
Lighthouse identified nearly 6.8 MB of potential image savings, including
one image over 5 MB. This is the clearest single performance opportunity
and could materially improve mobile loading without changing the store’s
underlying ecommerce functionality.

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