wp-performance-review

To find WordPress performance bottlenecks, you can scan PHP code to detect anti-patterns like query_posts, unbounded WP_Query, and non-cached HTTP calls, receiving a prioritized list of fixes with line numbers and severity levels.

Common WP_Query anti-patterns include missing no_found_rows arguments and unbounded posts_per_page limits, both of which cause unnecessary database overhead and significantly slow down WordPress page loads.

Optimize WordPress caching for high-traffic events by implementing object caching, transient usage, and pre-fetch strategies to reduce database load and prevent slow page loads or 500 errors.

Yes, you can run a pre-launch performance audit on a WordPress plugin by analyzing its project directory to review code paths and produce a prioritized list of performance issues with line-item fixes.

WordPress sites timeout during traffic spikes due to inefficient database queries and missing object caching, which increase resource usage and cause slow page loads or 500 errors under high load.

Yes, this performance review works with custom WordPress themes, evaluating their PHP code, WP_Query usage, and caching strategies to identify and remediate performance bottlenecks quickly.