Leading WordPress Speed Optimization Service

Focus on Core Web Vitals

Considering their importance, our primary focus while optimizing the speed of your WordPress website is the core web vitals. At Quvor, we take Google CVW as a roadmap for improving your website’s load times and determining what should be done for further updates.

Experienced Team

When we say we are the best, we say it because we HAVE the best. Quvor is one of the oldest WordPress speed optimization companies with a leading and proficient team. We have hired top-of-the-level web developers and WordPress experts to make your work smooth and provide you with a faster site. Our qualified professionals are there to guarantee 90% plus results in Google PageSpeed Insights.

Reliability

Quvor is not an ordinary WordPress speed optimization firm. We offer a full money-back guarantee if you are unsatisfied with the results. We tend to establish a long-term trustable partnership with our customers.

Start Render Time

The Start Render Time refers to the time taken by the first content to render on the webpage, regardless of its full size or preference for the visitor. It tells the visitor that the page is loading, things are in progress, and the rest of the page elements should display soon.

TTFB (Time to First Byte)

This metric analyzes the duration from the visitors’ browser initiating the ‘HTTP request’ to the first byte transmitted back by the server. The browser will then display the page to the user as soon as it receives the content. In other words, TTFB is used to judge the responsiveness of the resources and web servers involved in building up your site’s content to display on users’ screens.

First Paint Time

First Paint Time highlights the time it takes for the browser to render anything unique from what’s displayed on the screen before navigation. By labelling it as ‘first paint time’, the expression says that building up something on the user’s screen is fine, but there’s more to come.

Time to Above-the-Fold Visual Completion

This metric measures web speed performance by analyzing the time it takes for a video/graphic/text to appear in the area of a webpage that’s immediately visible to the user when they open it. It does that by using heuristics in a filmstrip or video view of a loading webpage, focusing on what the visitor sees and simultaneously delivering consistent outcomes across different browsers and platforms.

Time to Interactivity (TTI)

Time to Interactivity is a user-centric performance metric that reveals the time it takes for a webpage to turn interactive, which is the point where most of the visible elements have event handlers registered, some helpful content has appeared on the page, and the page responds to the user’s requests within 50-60 seconds as they interact with it – the experience of the user does not sink.

DOM Content Loaded Time

This metric analyzes the impact of parser blocking javascript, which helps WordPress site owners optimize the critical rendering path. Also, it indicates that the render tree is ready to be built. domContentLoaded will be activated when the first HTML is wholly parsed and loaded, even though the subframes, visuals, and stylesheets are yet to load.

Server Optimization

Our server optimization service is designed to help you utilize your hosting while providing top-of-the-line server performance.

Optimize JS and CSS

Superfluous scripts and styles may cause your website to slow down, and we hate it. However, we love making your website load faster by removing all unnecessary CS, JS and HTML codes.

Content delivery network (CDN)

Having a CDN is good, but that doesn’t solve the real problem. We focus on the real issues, and adding a CDN on poorly designed websites isn’t the best solution. It’s like using a band-aid on a fracture.

Optimize Database Queries

WordPress is a database-intensive CMS. And having a bad plugin can drag your website speed. We find the plugin which drags your website performance and fix the problem.

Enable Compression

To ensure your site loads quickly for all visitors and users, we use the Gzip compression, the most popular method. This makes your site load faster.

Leverage Browser Caching

One of our responsibilities is browser caching. One way we do this is by saving a cached copy of your web page on your visitor’s browser. This saves time because the web page loads faster from their browser’s cache than from our servers.

Reduce Server Response Time

Reducing server response time, also known as “time to first byte” (TTFB), is important because it affects the user experience. A slow TTFB can cause a poor user experience due to a longer page loading time.

Cache configuration

We’ll set up the optimal caching system for your site. Implementing a proper caching system is essential for improving the performance and scalability of a website. 

Database Optimization