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Case study

Evoque Fund

A custom WordPress site for a Regulation D private real estate debt fund. It has two jobs at once: make the opportunity clear to accredited investors, and stay inside the lines, with the SEC filing one click away and a risk caveat next to every benefit. 98 on desktop PageSpeed.
My roleHTML to WordPress Development
Year2026
Evoque Fund home page: heading reading Private Real Estate Debt for Accredited Investors, with a performance chart
Results

Four steps, no mystery.

The numbers it launched with.

98/100

PageSpeed, desktop

81/100

PageSpeed, mobile

1.0s

Largest Contentful Paint, desktop

100

Best Practices, both platforms
Live PageSpeed Insights reports, August 2026.
The Brif

Credible and compliant at the same time

Evoque Fund, LLC offers promissory notes through a Regulation D private placement, available only to verified accredited investors, in connection with its private real estate lending: first- and second-position private-money loans against mixed-use and multifamily property. The day-to-day is run by its Managing Partner and Senior Portfolio Manager.

An investor site like this carries a compliance burden most marketing sites do not. Nothing on it can read as an offer or a performance promise, the SEC filing has to be easy to find, and every stated benefit needs its limit stated next to it. It still has to feel credible and move a serious prospect toward requesting the offering documents.

What I did

A custom theme built around

  • Custom WordPress theme, no page builder, lean enough to load fast on a data-heavy page
  • The current SEC filing linked from the header, the hero and the footer
  • An "Offering Overview" request form with an accredited-investor question, wired and tested
  • A Fund Snapshot table and a loan-performance panel driven by editable fields, not hard-coded
  • Every benefit block paired with its risk caveat, plus a standing "not an offer" disclaimer
  • Structured data, metadata and a resources section built for niche investor search terms

A data-heavy page, still fast on desktop

A data-heavy page, still fast on desktop

The home page carries a chart, a snapshot table and a performance panel above the fold, so there is more to paint than on a typical marketing page. On desktop it still comes back at 98 with a 1.0 s Largest Contentful Paint and zero layout shift.

Straight talk: mobile sits at 81. The hero imagery and the data panels push Largest Contentful Paint to around 4.6 s under the mobile lab’s throttling, and that is what pulls the score down; layout stability and blocking time stay green. This is a desktop-first audience, so the trade was acceptable here. A lighter hero would bring mobile up.

PageSpeed Insights report for Evoque Fund on desktop: Performance 98, Accessibility 95, Best Practices 100, SEO 100, Largest Contentful Paint 1.0 s, Cumulative Layout Shift 0

Evoque Fund

Desktop .Performance 98 . CWV pass

PageSpeed Insights report for the same site on mobile: Performance 81, Accessibility 95, Best Practices 100, SEO 100, Largest Contentful Paint 4.6 s, Cumulative Layout Shift 0

Evoque Fund

Mobile .Performance 81 . LCP-bound

A closer look

The home page, top to bottom.

Full-length capture of the Evoque Fund home page, including the Fund Snapshot table, loan performance panel, and the benefits-and-limits section

The full home page. Every benefit sits next to its stated limit.

Outcome

What it does now

The result reads as a serious, transparent fund site: the numbers and the filing are right there, the risks are not buried, and a qualified visitor has one clear action, request the offering overview. It stays fast on the machine most of that audience uses.

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