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Website audits

Before spending money on a rebuild, it is worth knowing whether you need one. An audit produces a prioritised, plain-language list of what is actually holding the site back.

A good fit when

  • You have been quoted for a rebuild and want a second opinion
  • Traffic or enquiries have dropped and nobody can say why
  • You are taking over a site and need to know what you inherited

What is included

  • Performance and Core Web Vitals, measured on mobile as well as desktop
  • Technical SEO: indexing, canonicals, structured data, internal linking
  • Accessibility against WCAG 2.1 AA, including keyboard and screen-reader checks
  • Security posture: headers, dependency vulnerabilities, exposed data
  • Code and hosting health, and how much a fix would realistically involve

What you receive

  • A written report ordered by impact, readable without a technical background
  • Each finding with evidence, an estimated effort, and a recommendation
  • A clear verdict on repair versus rebuild
  • A walkthrough call to go through the findings

How it works

  1. Collect

    Automated measurements plus manual checks on real devices — automated tools alone miss most accessibility and content problems.

  2. Verify

    Every automated finding is confirmed by hand. Tool output full of false positives is not a report.

  3. Report

    Findings ordered by what would actually change your outcomes, with effort attached to each so you can decide what is worth doing.

Pricing

Every engagement is quoted individually after a short conversation about scope. Quotes are given in GBP and confirmed in writing before any work starts.

Have a website to build, or one that needs fixing?

Describe the problem in a couple of sentences. You will get a considered reply, not a sales sequence.