You will get a WordPress or Next.js speed audit with Core Web Vitals fix plan
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You already know your site is slow. You've probably run PageSpeed Insights yourself and stared at a red number wondering what to actually do about it.
Most "speed audits" hand you a Lighthouse PDF and wish you luck. That's not what this is. I dig into the actual code, the actual server response, the actual render chain, and tell you specifically what's dragging each metric down. For WordPress, that usually means identifying which plugins, which theme components, and which third-party scripts are the bottleneck. For Next.js, it's tracing hydration delays, bundle bloat, layout shifts, and rendering strategy problems.
The fix roadmap isn't a generic checklist. It's ranked by impact so you (or your developer) know what to tackle first and what improvement to expect from each change.
I've audited production sites with 45,000+ monthly visitors. The site survived a full platform migration without losing a single ranking because we knew exactly what needed to be preserved and optimized. That level of detail is what you get here.
If your site turns out to be fine, I'll tell you that too. I don't manufacture problems.
Most "speed audits" hand you a Lighthouse PDF and wish you luck. That's not what this is. I dig into the actual code, the actual server response, the actual render chain, and tell you specifically what's dragging each metric down. For WordPress, that usually means identifying which plugins, which theme components, and which third-party scripts are the bottleneck. For Next.js, it's tracing hydration delays, bundle bloat, layout shifts, and rendering strategy problems.
The fix roadmap isn't a generic checklist. It's ranked by impact so you (or your developer) know what to tackle first and what improvement to expect from each change.
I've audited production sites with 45,000+ monthly visitors. The site survived a full platform migration without losing a single ranking because we knew exactly what needed to be preserved and optimized. That level of detail is what you get here.
If your site turns out to be fine, I'll tell you that too. I don't manufacture problems.
Website Specialization
Business, Blog, Portfolio, Brochure, SaaSSupported Plugin Types
Marketing, Analytics, Payment, FormWordPress Plugins
Contact Form 7, WordPress SEO by Yoast, WooCommerce, W3 Total Cache, Gravity Forms, Elementor, WP RocketWhat's included
| Service Tiers |
Starter
$200
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Standard
$490
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Advanced
$1,000
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|---|---|---|---|
| Delivery Time | 3 days | 5 days | 14 days |
Number of Revisions | 1 | 2 | 3 |
Software Version Upgrade | - | - | |
Browser Caching | - | ||
Resize Photos | - | ||
Minification | - | - | |
Database Optimization | - | - | |
On-Page SEO | - |
Optional add-ons
You can add these on the next page.
Additional Revision
+$50
Loom video walkthrough
+$75Frequently asked questions
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Mostafa E.
Mar 17, 2026
Web App Technical Audit
Absolutely wonderful to work with. Extremely easy to communicate with, humble, and friendly. Could've smoothened the onboarding phase and initial discussions a little bit more, but what an awesome guy with a great technical ability. Definitely wouldn't look anywhere else for any future work.
KG
Kieran G.
Jan 12, 2026
Building Platform for AI Experts
Borhen is a fantastic developer, really friendly and easy to work with and reliable and trustworthy. I fully recommend him and hope to work with him in future when our next projects emerge. Thanks Borhen!
AR
Ali R.
Aug 4, 2025
Full Stack expertise in NextJS (React), Typescript (JS), node.js, mysql
I had the pleasure of working with Borhan on a recent project, and I was thoroughly impressed with his skills and professionalism. He has deep expertise in React, Next.js, and Vercel, which made the front-end development smooth, fast, and modern. His ability to structure and optimize our application using best practices in Next.js resulted in a highly performant and scalable product.
On the backend side, Borhan demonstrated strong experience with SQL and PlanetScale, efficiently handling database design, query optimization, and seamless integration with the app. His understanding of scalable architecture and cloud-based workflows—particularly with Vercel’s deployment pipelines—made development and deployment incredibly streamlined.
Beyond his technical strengths, Borhan is communicative, dependable, and proactive. He regularly suggested thoughtful improvements that enhanced both the user experience and long-term maintainability of the project.
If you're looking for a developer with a strong full-stack skillset and a collaborative mindset, I highly recommend working with Borhan.
On the backend side, Borhan demonstrated strong experience with SQL and PlanetScale, efficiently handling database design, query optimization, and seamless integration with the app. His understanding of scalable architecture and cloud-based workflows—particularly with Vercel’s deployment pipelines—made development and deployment incredibly streamlined.
Beyond his technical strengths, Borhan is communicative, dependable, and proactive. He regularly suggested thoughtful improvements that enhanced both the user experience and long-term maintainability of the project.
If you're looking for a developer with a strong full-stack skillset and a collaborative mindset, I highly recommend working with Borhan.
RK
Rony K.
Jan 9, 2025
Website Developer for a Publisher - Wordpress
Borhen always excels at his work and the services he provides. Im so glad we went with him for our website... It came out even better than what we expected and the functionality of it is incredible. Not only did Borhen do the work amazingly but he also taught us how to use the platform for updated posts and was always there to support during the launch. Thank you!
BM
Benjamin M.
Dec 4, 2024
Strapi Expert for Troubleshooting a Vercel Website
He did great work for us!
About Borhen
Next.js Developer | Strapi CMS | WordPress to NextJS Migration
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Job Success
Tunis, Tunisia - 6:45 am local time
Most of my work is Next.js and Strapi, usually both at the same time. One engagement ran 2 years and 3,300+ hours of continuous development. That kind of project teaches you things a short contract never does.
Strapi is where I have the deepest track record. Not just setup. I mean multi-language multi-country builds, complex content models that survive contact with a real editorial team, multi-frontend API architectures, self-hosted production deployments, and permission systems that match how the business actually works.
The first draft of a content model is never the right one. I have made enough wrong ones to know that early, and it changed how I structure things from the start. Your team can manage the site after handover without needing me for every update.
On the Next.js side: App Router, TypeScript, TailwindCSS, Vercel, Supabase, PostgreSQL, Stripe, performance tuning. I have shipped production apps with most combinations of these, so the setup decisions are usually straightforward.
I also handle WordPress to Next.js migrations when the site has real organic traffic and losing it is not an option. That means redirect mapping, schema checks before and after go-live, and watching rankings post-launch instead of calling it done on day one.
Steps for completing your project
After purchasing the project, send requirements so Borhen can start the project.
Delivery time starts when Borhen receives requirements from you.
Borhen works on your project following the steps below.
Revisions may occur after the delivery date.
Testing your highest-traffic pages across mobile and desktop
I run your site through multiple performance tools (not just PageSpeed). Real device testing on the pages that actually drive your revenue. I'm looking at load behavior, render timing, and resource loading order.
Tracing every Core Web Vitals failure to its root cause
Not "your LCP is 4.2s" but "your LCP is 4.2s because your hero image is 2.8MB and blocked behind render-blocking CSS." Every red metric gets traced to the specific code, plugin, or config causing it.