Targeted optimization
Frontend cleanup, image and JavaScript reduction, cache tuning, query fixes and extension cleanup on the store you have.
Core Web Vitals · Caching · Database
We find what is actually slowing your Magento store down, from templates and JavaScript to cache, queries and checkout, and fix it in the order that matters to shoppers.
Performance review
Diagnosis
Magento performance issues rarely have one cause. We identify the real bottleneck before changing code.
Usual causesRender-blocking assets, unoptimized images and fonts, layout shifts
What we checkLCP, INP and CLS in field data; template and asset loading
Usual causesLayered navigation, large catalogs, heavy templates, extension output
What we checkCollections, search and filters, block caching, catalog templates
Usual causesShipping rate calls, payment scripts, custom checkout logic
What we checkRate collection, third-party checkout extensions, validation. Checkout customization
Usual causesTheme bloat, sliders, tracking tags, extension scripts
What we checkJavaScript weight, third-party tags, layout XML, unused assets
Usual causesFull-page cache misses, Redis or Varnish setup, slow queries, cron
What we checkCache hit rates, hole punching, MySQL queries, indexers, PHP. Magento hosting
Usual causesNew modules, scripts and templates added after launch
What we checkExtension compatibility, Alpine components, asset budgets. Hyvä development
Choosing the fix
A Hyvä rebuild is not always the first step. We start with the smallest change that fixes the real bottleneck.
Frontend cleanup, image and JavaScript reduction, cache tuning, query fixes and extension cleanup on the store you have.
When the existing theme is too heavy to keep tuning, a leaner Hyvä storefront can be the better long-term move.
Hyvä theme developmentWhen the server, PHP, Redis or Varnish setup is the limit, the fix is in hosting rather than code.
Magento hostingProcess
01 / MEASURE
We review PageSpeed, Core Web Vitals, server timings, templates, JavaScript, third-party scripts, image loading, cache behavior, and Magento logs.
02 / PRIORITIZE
We focus first on the pages and flows that affect shoppers: landing pages, category pages, product pages, cart, checkout, and search results.
03 / VALIDATE
We test changes against frontend speed, cache behavior, checkout flow, conversion paths, regressions, and post-launch monitoring.
Keeping it fast after launch: Magento maintenance and support
How we think about speed
We do not chase scores blindly. We use PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals as diagnostic signals, then focus on changes that improve real customer experience, stability, and important shopping paths.
Guide: what actually moves Core Web VitalsFAQ
Magento performance issues can come from theme code, JavaScript, images, third-party extensions, tracking scripts, cache configuration, database queries, server configuration, cron problems, indexing, checkout logic, or inefficient catalog pages.
We prioritize the pages and flows that matter most to shoppers and revenue: landing pages, category pages, product pages, cart, checkout, search results, and high-traffic templates. Then we validate changes against speed and stability.
Yes. Extensions can add frontend scripts, layout updates, database queries, observers, plugins, checkout changes, or admin processes that affect performance. We help identify whether an extension should be tuned, replaced, or removed.
Often, yes. Some Magento performance problems can be fixed with targeted frontend cleanup, image optimization, JavaScript reduction, cache tuning, database improvements, or extension cleanup before considering a larger rebuild.
Yes. We work on LCP, CLS, INP, mobile experience, render-blocking assets, image loading, font loading, JavaScript execution, layout stability, and template-level improvements that affect real user experience.
Yes, but we do not chase scores blindly. We use PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals as diagnostic signals, then focus on changes that improve real customer experience, stability, and important shopping paths.
Yes. Hyvä is already a strong frontend foundation, but performance can still be affected by scripts, third-party modules, tracking tags, images, checkout behavior, custom templates, and future storefront changes.
No. A Hyvä rebuild can be a strong long-term option, but it is not always the first step. Some stores need targeted optimization first; others benefit from a cleaner Hyvä frontend when the existing theme is too heavy to maintain.
Yes. We can review Magento full-page cache, Redis, Varnish, CDN rules, cache invalidation, private content, hole punching, headers, and configuration issues that affect frontend speed and stability.
Yes. Slow queries, inefficient collections, indexing issues, large catalogs, bad extension code, cron problems, and poorly optimized custom modules can affect Magento performance. We review the bottleneck before changing code.
Yes. We diagnose product pages, category pages, layered navigation, search results, filters, image loading, template code, extension output, and catalog browsing paths that affect shoppers.
Yes. We review cart and checkout speed, shipping rate collection, payment methods, validation, third-party checkout extensions, custom checkout logic, and other bottlenecks that can slow down ordering.
It can help support better landing page experience by improving speed, clarity, and usability for visitors. We do not promise ad results from performance work alone, but faster landing pages can remove friction from paid traffic.
Start by sharing the pages or flows that feel slow, any PageSpeed or Core Web Vitals concerns, and whether the issue affects product pages, category pages, checkout, mobile, admin, or the whole site. We can review the bottleneck and recommend the safest next step.
Performance work is overseen by Kris Sookma,
Co-Founder, Development & Delivery