Wordpress + Elementor = Bad webvitals metrics

rodrigo della rovere

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Hello how are you?

My site was developed with Wordpress + Elementor , but the element makes it very difficult to get good webvitals metrics on the site, does anyone have a tutorial or step by step how to improve webvitals metrics? Thanks
 
Have you considered ditching Elementor? It can be really difficult achieving good scores with page builders.

Gutenberg is getting better and along with a good Blocks plugin, it can be really powerful. And it's fast.

Think of these combinations: Astra + Ultimate addons, Kadence + Kadence Blocks and GP + GenerateBlocks (probably the fastest).
 
I am switching all of my Elementor to Oxygen, which is a lot better, faster, and cleaner.
 
Hello how are you?

My site was developed with Wordpress + Elementor , but the element makes it very difficult to get good webvitals metrics on the site, does anyone have a tutorial or step by step how to improve webvitals metrics? Thanks
any themes you using?
 
I am switching all of my Elementor to Oxygen, which is a lot better, faster, and cleaner.
I've been using it for a while too. I would say it is much faster.
 
Hello how are you?

My site was developed with Wordpress + Elementor , but the element makes it very difficult to get good webvitals metrics on the site, does anyone have a tutorial or step by step how to improve webvitals metrics? Thanks

Can you share a list of plugins you use on your site?
 
You can get good scores with elementor. I have a site getting 95+ mobile and 99 desktop with elementor and astra.
That's on shared hosting as well.
I compress images with imagify and have phastpress and wprocket plugins.
 
Try a different stack, if you are not afraid to learn. Could be laravel/yii2. Could also be some JS framework like nextjs (for example nextjs + strapi + tailwind instead of bootstrap). They are much more lightweight. You could still get away with wp if you don't use a heavy plugin/theme, but just so that you know; there are much better options for a blog.
 
Have you considered ditching Elementor? It can be really difficult achieving good scores with page builders.

Gutenberg is getting better and along with a good Blocks plugin, it can be really powerful. And it's fast.

Think of these combinations: Astra + Ultimate addons, Kadence + Kadence Blocks and GP + GenerateBlocks (probably the fastest).
Thanks for helping me, and yes, I already thought, but the element helps me a lot to make these A+B with layouts because I don't know much about programming. I'll do the tests you commented, thank you very much for your help.
 
Can you share a list of plugins you use on your site?
Thanks for helping me, yes, I share, see:
- element
- element pro
- Ad Inserter
- Anti-Spam Akismet
- Cookie Notice & Compliance for GDPR / CCPA
- OneSignal Push Notifications
- Rank Math SEO
- Smush
- Web Stories
- WP Rocket
 
You can get good scores with elementor. I have a site getting 95+ mobile and 99 desktop with elementor and astra.
That's on shared hosting as well.
I compress images with imagify and have phastpress and wprocket plugins.
Thanks for helping me, wow, that's fantastic, I'm going to check this plugin PhastPress, because today the plugin uses are these:

- element
- element pro
- Ad Inserter
- Anti-Spam Akismet
- Cookie Notice & Compliance for GDPR / CCPA
- OneSignal Push Notifications
- Rank Math SEO
- Smush
- Web Stories
- WP Rocket

I noticed that PlastPress does a lot of things that WP Rocket does, doesn't that conflict?
 
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Try a different stack, if you are not afraid to learn. Could be laravel/yii2. Could also be some JS framework like nextjs (for example nextjs + strapi + tailwind instead of bootstrap). They are much more lightweight. You could still get away with wp if you don't use a heavy plugin/theme, but just so that you know; there are much better options for a blog.
Thanks for helping me, I was reading about https://oxygenbuilder.com, they say it's better than the element
 
Find someone to optimize your site... You still can achieve good speed with elementor :)
Thank you for helping me, yes, this is within my scope if I can't, but I would like to document the process to apply in other works, do you have any to indicate?
 
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