I need the entire site to feel snappy again. Right now every section—from the home page to product listings and even checkout—lingers longer than it should. Google PageSpeed Insights confirms what my customers are already telling me: page load time is dragging down the user experience. I’ve run several tests and have a clear benchmark of my current scores, so we can measure real-world improvement. Your task is to trim the fat: streamline assets, defer or minify scripts, set up smart caching, compress and properly size images, and tackle any render-blocking issues that keep the first meaningful paint waiting. I’m open to modern techniques such as lazy loading, CDN integration, or critical CSS extraction—whatever moves the needle while keeping functionality intact. Deliverables I expect: • An initial audit report that pinpoints bottlenecks. • Optimised site files or documented code changes pushed to my repo/server. • A post-optimisation report showing new PageSpeed Insights scores (desktop and mobile) and real load-time metrics for key pages. If you can bring the average load under two seconds and hit green on Core Web Vitals, we’re golden. Let me know your approach and an estimated timeline so we can get started.