What we may need from you
The website URL and business priorities.
Known issues and recent changes.
Available analytics or search data.
Access needed for technical review.
Website Audit & Action Plan
Website tools can produce hundreds of warnings without explaining which problems affect users or business goals. A practical audit connects technical findings to real pages, user journeys, content, and operational constraints.
The review is designed for teams that need an independent assessment before investing in a redesign, migration, optimization project, or ongoing maintenance plan.
The website URL and business priorities.
Known issues and recent changes.
Available analytics or search data.
Access needed for technical review.
A focused audit report.
Prioritised actions by impact and effort.
Clear ownership and next steps.
A review call when included.
The final scope is agreed before the review begins.
Navigation, content hierarchy, calls to action, forms, mobile behavior, and key journeys.
Keyboard use, semantics, labels, focus, contrast, zoom, and common assistive-technology barriers.
Indexability, metadata, internal linking, canonical signals, sitemaps, redirects, and page structure.
Media, fonts, JavaScript, rendering, caching, layout stability, and representative page measurements.
Architecture concerns, maintainability, duplication, outdated dependencies, errors, and operational risks.
Whether important interactions and conversions can be measured reliably.
The findings are organized to support decisions, not merely to list defects.
A concise explanation of the most important risks and opportunities.
Screenshots, affected pages, reproduction details, and supporting measurements where available.
Issues grouped by impact, urgency, confidence, and estimated effort.
Specific next steps for design, content, development, SEO, or measurement.
A session to explain the findings and answer implementation questions.
The output is tailored to the actual website and the decisions you need to make.
Repeated template problems are explained without pretending every occurrence is a separate strategic finding.
Critical barriers are separated from useful enhancements and optional refinements.
Conclusions identify when more data, access, or specialist evaluation is required.
Recommendations consider the current platform, available team, budget, and ownership model.
Share your idea or the challenge you are facing, and we will help you define the right path before design or development begins.