Website Performance Report for WordPress

The performance report measures how quickly your WordPress pages load, how responsive they feel, and how stable the layout is. It gives separate scores for phones and desktops and lists fixes in order of importance.

What the report contains

• Page Speed: a score and load time for mobile and desktop, with global averages for comparison.
• Core Web Vitals: three experience measures that search engines consider: how quickly the main content appears, how fast the page reacts to taps and clicks, and how much the layout jumps around while loading.
• Page Health: findings grouped as Should fix, Consider fix, and Passed, each expandable with an explanation and suggested steps.

The results come from lab-style test runs of your published pages, so improvements show up as soon as you re-run the report. Field-based figures need real visitors and may lag.

Run a report

1. Click Sites > WordPress.
2. Click Manage Website on the site to analyze.
3. Open the Analytics tab and choose Performance Reports.
4. Click Fetch Report and wait while it runs.
5. Compare Mobile and Desktop scores.
6. Review each Core Web Vital and prioritize anything flagged poor.
7. Under Page Health, switch between Desktop and Mobile and click View on any item to see the fix.

Quick wins

If mobile is far behind desktop, start with oversized images, extra scripts from third parties, and heavy plugins. Check that your server region is close to your audience, and look at the restricted plugin list before adding speed tools.

The report covers sites hosted with Vendi Today only.

Good to know: Fix the items marked Should fix first and re-run the report after each batch, so you can see which change actually helped.