Stackora guide

Speed and hosting

96–98 on mobile and 98–99 on computers, with the demo content, on a shared hosting plan.

Stackora loads no outside scripts, fonts or trackers, uses 3 font weights from your own site, and loads only the styles of the blocks each page uses. We measured four demos with Google PageSpeed Insights on a shared hosting plan, with all the demo content and photos.

On all four: Best practices 100, no blocking time (0 ms), and the page does not jump while loading (layout shift 0 to 0.01).

All eight reports: 1 beauty mobile, 2 beauty desktop, 3 industrial mobile, 4 industrial desktop, 5 photographer mobile, 6 photographer desktop, 7 news mobile, 8 news desktop.

Keep it fast

• Hosting does most of it. Browser cache durations and server compression are server settings. A premium hosting built for WordPress sets them for you: see the hosting we recommend.
• Images: follow the image table.
• SEO score 92 → 100: install Rank Math or Yoast (free) and write a description for each page. Stackora leaves search engine tools to them on purpose.
• Stores: in WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → Features, turning off Order attribution saves about 16 KB on every store page.
• Add plugins one at a time, and measure again at pagespeed.web.dev.

Keep it safe

• Your site: a firewall and malware monitoring stop most attacks before they reach WordPress. Premium hosting built for WordPress includes them: see the hosting we recommend.
• Your computer: every login to your sites starts on your own device. See the computer security we recommend.
• Keep WordPress, Stackora and your plugins up to date, and use two-factor authentication on every admin account.

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Stackora by The Web Agency Stack · Screenshots taken on WordPress 7.1.4 with Stackora 0.9.20.