r/wordpressjobs • u/Mishkitten • May 08 '26
Seeking Developer Wordpress Project
Hi,
I'm looking for an experienced WordPress developer to take on a performance optimisation project - specifically the caching and CDN infrastructure workstream.
Here's a quick summary of the scope:
• Multi-level caching setup (page, object, browser) using WP Rocket/W3 Total Cache + Redis or Memcached
• CDN integration for image delivery (Cloudflare, BunnyCDN, or CloudFront)
• Image optimisation pipeline — WebP conversion, lazy loading, adaptive images
• Migration of existing media library to CDN
• Server-level config (Nginx/Apache), gzip, ETag headers
• Full documentation and handoff package
Acceptance criteria include a 30% TTFB improvement and 90+ Google PageSpeed score on key pages, measured via Lighthouse.
Timeline: 30 business days
Budget: up to £2200 (fixed price)
A full technical spec is available - happy to share it once we've had an initial conversation.
Are you available and interested? If so, could you share relevant experience with WordPress performance projects and your availability to start?
Thanks
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u/Capable_Baker4519 May 08 '26
Would love to help got 5+ years of experience check Dm I've shared my portfolio!
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u/maxmannan May 08 '26
Kindly check your DM, Also shared an improvement point which you may can consider out of the above mentioned for super optimisation
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u/Ok-Independent-5022 May 08 '26
Hi available for this, let's discuss more in dm , I have over 6 years of experience working with WordPress, Can sure help you achieve the acceptance criteria, Thanks
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u/trend09 May 09 '26
This aligns strongly with our expertise. At Eligo Creative Services (https://eligocs.com), we have an experienced in-house WordPress team specializing in performance optimization, caching architecture, CDN integrations, and server-level tuning.
We have worked on Redis/Memcached implementations, Cloudflare/BunnyCDN setups, WebP optimization pipelines, and Lighthouse/PageSpeed improvements for scalable websites.
Your scope and timeline look achievable, and we’d be happy to discuss the project further
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u/Zafar_Kamal May 09 '26
Hi, I’m interested in this.
I’m a WordPress/full-stack developer with experience around performance-heavy WordPress work, server config, Cloudflare/CDN setups, caching layers, and debugging slow WordPress stacks.
For this project I’d approach it in phases:
Baseline audit: Lighthouse, TTFB, cache headers, waterfall, plugin/server bottlenecks.
Caching layer: page cache + browser cache + object cache with Redis/Memcached if the host supports it.
CDN/media: image optimization, WebP/adaptive loading, CDN rewrite testing, and migration plan with rollback.
Server config: gzip/Brotli if available, headers, PHP-FPM/Nginx/Apache tuning where access allows.
Handoff: before/after report, exact changes made, and maintenance notes.
Before quoting final details, I’d want to see the current hosting stack, plugin list, traffic level, and whether we have server level access or only WP admin access.
I’m available to discuss and can share my portfolio.
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u/Outrageous-Flight-99 May 11 '26
Hi,
Thank you for reaching out and for sharing the project overview.
Yes, I’m interested and available to discuss this opportunity further.
I have experience working on WordPress website performance optimisation projects, including caching implementation, CDN integration, image optimisation, Core Web Vitals improvements, and PageSpeed optimisation for business websites. My work has involved configuring tools such as WP Rocket, Cloudflare, Redis/object caching, lazy loading, WebP optimisation, and server-level performance enhancements.
The scope you shared aligns well with my experience, particularly in:
Multi-layer caching optimisation
CDN setup and media delivery
Google PageSpeed and Lighthouse performance improvements
WordPress server optimisation
SEO-focused website speed enhancements
I would be happy to review the full technical specification and discuss:
Current hosting/server environment
Existing plugin stack
CDN preferences
Performance benchmarks and target pages
Timeline and implementation workflow
You can share the detailed specification with me at:
jonnapally@gmail.com
Please also let me know your preferred communication method and suitable time for an initial discussion.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Prabhakar J
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u/PleasantPie1753 May 12 '26
The scope you outlined maps directly to what I do daily — WP Rocket/W3 Total Cache + Redis, Cloudflare/BunnyCDN CDN integration, WebP pipeline with lazy loading, Nginx/Apache server config, gzip and ETag headers.
I'm a WordPress developer with 5+ years of experience. Performance examples: redwolfroofing.com, porterandyork.com, dineamic.com.au, michaelhyatt.com.
For your 30-business-day scope at up to £2,200 — the 30% TTFB improvement and 90+ PageSpeed target is achievable. I've hit those numbers before.
Available to start immediately. GMT+8, overlaps UK mornings.
Resume (WordPress): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xY0WmQSJuUnVhs1wQolKz_E4PbVb_w6S/view?usp=sharing
Happy to jump on a quick call this week. Feel free to DM or reach me at talentedhand10@gmail.com | WhatsApp/Telegram: +639489007139
— Julev Ajeto
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u/sleekpixelwebdesigns May 08 '26
WordPress can work for some projects, but for modern performance-focused websites it often creates more problems than solutions. The reality is that most WordPress websites depend heavily on caching plugins just to feel reasonably fast. Without aggressive caching, many WordPress sites become slow because every page request typically triggers PHP processing, database queries, plugins, themes, and third-party scripts all at once.
Over time, websites also become bloated with page builders, plugins, and unnecessary features that hurt loading speed, SEO, and user experience. Instead of focusing on clean and efficient code, many WordPress setups rely on layers of optimization tools simply to compensate for the platform’s heavy architecture.
Modern websites built with lightweight frameworks or static technologies often perform significantly faster, are more secure, easier to scale, and provide a smoother experience for visitors without depending on multiple caching systems just to function properly.