What a real audit covers
A useful audit is not a one-click score from a free tool. It's a review across the areas that actually affect results: how fast the site loads, whether search engines can find and understand it, whether visitors can navigate and convert, and whether people with disabilities can use it. Each finding comes with why it matters and what to do about it.
The output is prioritized. Not every issue is urgent — we separate the handful of things costing you traffic or conversions from the nice-to-haves, so you fix what matters first.
- Performance: load speed, Core Web Vitals, image and script bloat
- SEO: indexing, titles and meta, structure, broken links, mobile-friendliness
- UX: navigation, clarity, calls to action, and the mobile experience
- Accessibility: a WCAG check for contrast, keyboard, and structure
- Security and hygiene: SSL, outdated software, obvious risks
- A prioritized fix list — high-impact first, with effort noted
What you get, and what happens next
You get a clear report you can actually act on — findings, why each matters, and a ranked list of fixes — not a wall of jargon. It's written so you can hand it to any developer, whether that's us or your own team.
There's no obligation to have us do the fixes. Plenty of clients take the audit and act on it themselves. If you'd like us to handle the work, the audit becomes the roadmap for it.
- A written report in plain language, organized by priority
- The "why" behind each issue, not just a list of errors
- Quick wins separated from bigger projects
- Usable by your own developers if you prefer
- An optional walkthrough call to talk through the findings
- A clear next step: do it yourself, your team, or we do the fixes
More on web design & development
Frequently asked questions
Isn't a free online scanner enough?
Free tools flag symptoms but rarely tell you what matters or how to fix it, and they miss anything requiring human judgment such as UX, real accessibility, and content. An audit interprets the data and gives you a prioritized plan.
Do I have to hire you to do the fixes?
No. The audit is yours to act on however you like — your own developer can work from it. If you want us to do the work, it simply becomes the roadmap.
How is this different from an SEO audit?
An SEO audit focuses on search visibility. This is broader — it also covers speed, UX, accessibility, and basic security — because those all affect whether your site actually performs, not just whether it ranks.