My WooCommerce store’s homepage feels heavier than it should, and Google PageSpeed is still sitting in the orange. I’d like someone who really understands LiteSpeed Cache to push the site comfortably into the 90 %+ range—on both mobile and desktop—without disturbing the smooth checkout flow that keeps revenue coming in. What I expect you to tackle: dial-in LiteSpeed Cache settings, arrange lazy loading so every image below the hero waits its turn, and trim the database of transients, post-revision bloat, and any Woo tables that have grown out of hand. Deliverables • Homepage, key product pages, and checkout tested and scoring 90 %+ in PageSpeed Insights • Checkout remains friction-free; no additional steps, errors, or missing fields • Clear summary of every change so I can maintain performance after you’re done I keep full backups and can spin up a staging site, so you’ll be able to work safely. If you’ve lifted other WooCommerce sites to similar scores, share a quick before/after and let me know how soon you can start.