Hummingbird summarizes a lot of work across a few crowded screens. Performance test history sits in one card, asset optimization toggles fill a long scrollable list, and uptime checks live on their own widget. Reading the trend across multiple performance runs or filtering minified assets to find the one that broke a page means scrolling and squinting.

SleekView Charts reads the wphb_performance_*, wphb_minify_*, and wphb_uptime_* options and renders dashboard cards over the joined data. A Number card carries the latest average score, a Donut splits asset rules across Minified, Combined, and Excluded, a Bar ranks pages by recent score drop, and an Area chart traces uptime check failures so an outage timeline reads as a single block of red.

Charts never modify Hummingbird's settings. Asset rule changes use the plugin's API so toggles stay consistent with the dashboard. Performance test runs keep flowing from Hummingbird's scheduler; the dashboard just gives the team a single chart-driven layer over the data Hummingbird already collects.

Hummingbird covers performance scoring, asset optimization, page caching, and uptime monitoring on the same install. The plugin reports each surface accurately on its own widget but does not put them on the same canvas. Charts read the wphb_* options directly and combine them into a single dashboard that reframes the work as cards a non-developer can read.

The plugin keeps doing the scans and the optimization; SleekView Charts just gives the team a single chart-driven layer over the data Hummingbird already collects.