I am looking for a programmer to fix bugs on the website and some cloud settings.

Good day, Tetiana!
I see that the previous performer made things worse — most likely they edited the CDN blindly directly on production without understanding what is being cached. This cannot be done with Cloudflare, as one incorrect caching rule can serve users old or broken static files.
Here’s how I work:
First, I deploy a copy of the site locally and check the logs — I correlate hosting and Cloudflare, find out what is returning 404 errors and which scripts are dragging down the loading speed. From your screenshot, it’s already visible that part of the Elementor sections are in Poor — this usually indicates heavy widgets or scripts that load before rendering.
Regarding the CDN: I will set up static caching (CSS, JS, images) through Cloudflare with the correct Cache Rules — separately for frequently changing items and those that have a long lifespan. Plus, I will install the official Cloudflare plugin for WordPress, so that when content is updated, the cache clears itself without manual resetting.
The main thing is that I test all changes on a copy first, check that nothing is broken, and only then transfer it to the live site. I make a backup before touching anything. Therefore, there will be no situation of "it got worse."
I will check the access — I will tell you exactly how much time it will take and how much it will cost.

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I work with Cloudflare constantly, everything is clear from your list.

Briefly, what I see and how I will resolve it:

Speed: in the screenshot (Core Web Vitals from Cloudflare), it is visible that the LCP element is lagging, and the Elementor section on mobile. The bottleneck on Android is heavy JS and animations. I will defer non-critical scripts, remove unnecessary ones, optimize images, and eliminate layout shifts from fadeIn.
4xx: I will consolidate the logs from hosting and Cloudflare, find broken static files, correct paths, or restore files.
CDN: I will check that the domain is actually proxied through Cloudflare, set up static caching, Tiered Cache, and compression.
Cache: separate Cache Rules for page types, dynamic content, and admin area bypass.
Plugin: Cloudflare APO plus the official plugin, cache resets automatically upon edits, no need to manually trigger (a small paid option, just to inform you).
… Since the previous contractor made things worse, I propose a transparent two-stage process. First, an audit and critical fixes: logs for 4xx and the main lagging script in that section, resulting in a site without 404 errors and a precise plan. Then, full optimization of CDN, cache, and speed with verification through Core Web Vitals. This way, you can see the results after the first stage.

I indicated the bid and timeline for the first stage in the bid field; I will name the amount for the second stage after the audit. To start, access to WP, Cloudflare, and the hosting panel will be needed.

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Hello! I have experience with this stack — WordPress + Elementor + Cloudflare — so I clearly understand each point of the task.

In essence:

Problematic scripts on Android — elementor-section with lazyload + fadeIn animation on mobile often blocks rendering due to incorrect loading order of JS/CSS. I diagnose through WebPageTest (Android profile) + Chrome DevTools Performance, will find what exactly is blocking and remove the bottleneck without breaking the animation.

Hosting logs + Cloudflare 4xx — I will correlate access logs and Cloudflare Firewall/Analytics Events, find which resources return 404/403 and fix them — whether it's a wrong path to the script or Cloudflare blocking the request before it reaches the server.

Correct CDN configuration — I will properly set Cache Rules for static/graphics, check that WordPress is not being proxied where it shouldn't be, and that SSL mode does not break the site (a typical problem with "flexible" instead of "full strict").
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Differentiated caching — pages → Page Rules or Cache Rules with different TTL, static → aggressive caching, dynamic pages (post, form) → bypass.

WordPress plugin for Cloudflare — I will connect the official Cloudflare plugin or Breeze/LiteSpeed Cache with Cloudflare integration, so that when a post is updated, the cache is invalidated automatically.

I understand why the previous performer might have made things worse — Cloudflare with Elementor requires carefulness, especially with rocket loader and mirage. I won't enable "everything at once".

I am ready to start. Write to me — I will clarify the details regarding hosting and access.

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Good day.

I have experience in optimizing WordPress projects, working with Cloudflare, CDN, caching, and performance analysis through PageSpeed, GTmetrix, WebPageTest, and server logs.

From your description, the problem seems not to be a standard "cache clearing," but rather a complex issue that requires analysis of frontend scripts, Elementor functionality, Cloudflare, and actual request logs.

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Hello!

I have worked with WordPress, Cloudflare, and website performance optimization. In your case, I would start with an audit: checking problematic scripts on mobile devices (especially Android), analyzing the waterfall and logs to find the real source of delays, rather than masking the problem with caching.

I can also check the hosting and Cloudflare logs for 4xx errors, set up CDN and caching rules for different types of pages, as well as automatic cache clearing through WordPress > Cloudflare integration.

After the analysis, I will provide a list of identified issues, what exactly was fixed, and the results achieved in terms of speed and errors.

If relevant, please let me know which hosting is being used and whether there is access to Cloudflare and server logs.

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Hello!

The task is clear, I see that the problem is not only with the speed of Elementor, but specifically with the combination: scripts + mobile rendering + Cloudflare + caching. This is exactly the case where "cosmetic" fixes won't help — we need to understand the causes and properly stabilize the system.

I can perform:
— analysis of problematic scripts (including Android-specific behavior and lazyload/animations of Elementor);
— search and fix JS/CSS conflicts that cause freezes and delays;
— check hosting logs + Cloudflare and address the causes of 4xx errors (404, 403, etc.);
— correct configuration of Cloudflare as a CDN (cache rules, bypass for dynamic content, proper static content);
… — setting up page caching based on "static / dynamic" logic;
— installation and configuration of the WP Cloudflare plugin with cache automation for the editor.

I will also check to ensure that the site does not break on mobile devices (especially Android), as the problem often lies in the combination of Elementor animations + lazyload + third-party scripts.

Regarding the budget — I am ready to take this on for a minimal reasonable price, as the task is clear to me and I want to engage in a long-term collaboration if we do everything well.
The main thing is a stable result, not "just another temporary fix."

I can start immediately after gaining access to WordPress, hosting, and Cloudflare.

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Hello, Tatyana.
I have done similar projects — I know the nuances and will do exactly what is described. There are a few clarifications before starting.
The final price/timeframe will be determined after all clarifications.

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Hello!!!

The task is clear, I am ready to complete the assignment and check the problematic scripts.

Feel free to contact me.

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