A website audit before any changes

An independent review of the current state of the site: what gets in the way of conversion, trust or search rankings. A report with findings – before anyone starts changing the site.

Capabilities

What the audit includes

We review the site by specific categories – from legal risks to speed and conversion – and deliver a report with findings and priorities.

  • It relies on facts, not on guesses
  • It records the findings, it does not fix them
  • It also notes what already works

Legal risks and accessibility

Links to the policy, the cookie banner, contrast and focus during keyboard navigation.

Conversion path

The path to an enquiry, the form, duplicate and weak calls to action.

Design system and mobile version

Different buttons and spacing on neighboring pages, cramped tap targets, horizontal scrolling.

Speed and technical setup

Broken links, images that fail to load and the metrics that affect search rankings.

Result: a document with findings for each category and a clear split – what gets fixed in the redesign and what in SEO.

What you get

We define the boundaries of the solution in advance

We work this out before the project starts: fewer changes along the way and fewer questions at launch.

  • Services website
  • Online store
  • Landing page before a launch
  • Multilingual website

Clear scope of work

We know what the project includes and what affects the outcome.

Realistic timelines

We agree the timelines around your tasks, not around guesswork.

Fewer reworks

We take the important details into account in advance, not as we go.

Transparent requirements

We record what we agree in writing and in plain language.

Result of this stage: an agreed outline of the solution before the work starts.

From the task to the rollout

A clear path from the process to the launch

The scope, the timelines and the support depend on the process, the data and the integrations. We name them once we have reviewed your task.

01

Process review

Stages, people involved, sources and data quality.

02

Scope agreement

Responsibility, human review and acceptance criteria.

03

Development and testing

We build the solution and test it against real scenarios.

04

Launch and support

We launch it and support it within the agreed limits.