reCAPTCHA v3 UX Fix

I need to improve the user experience on my WordPress registration page because reCAPTCHA v3 is turning away genuine visitors. My goal is to either block the script from loading at the right moment or create a seamless server-side bypass that still keeps automated sign-ups out.

The site runs on a standard WordPress stack with custom PHP functions and a bit of vanilla JavaScript, so your solution must slot cleanly into that environment without breaking future updates.

Deliverables
• Audit the current reCAPTCHA v3 calls in theme and any involved plugins
• Recommend the cleanest approach (blocking, proxying, or alternative human-check) and explain why it best serves UX
• Implement the change on a staging copy, test, then push to production
• Provide concise notes so I can maintain the fix after WordPress core or plugin updates

Acceptance criteria: the registration form submits instantly for real users, Google’s dashboard shows no disruptive errors, and spam volume stays under control during a one-week observation window. I’ll grant prompt access to staging and respond quickly to technical questions so we can wrap this up without delay.