A website audit that shows you what to fix.
A full health check of your site's performance, SEO, security and usability, with clear recommendations in order of priority.
What we check
Performance
We find what slows your site down, from scripts that block the page from rendering to images that were never optimised.
SEO
We check titles and descriptions, structured data, and whether search engines can crawl and index your pages.
Security
We look for HTTPS problems, mixed content, exposed APIs and the common OWASP vulnerabilities.
Mobile and responsiveness
We test the site on different devices and screen sizes, so it works properly on the phone in your customer's hand.
UX and accessibility
We review navigation, readability and colour contrast, and check the site against WCAG so everyone can use it.
Code quality
We review the front-end structure, bundle sizes, unused dependencies and whether the code follows good practice.
What you receive
- A written audit report (PDF)
- A list of issues prioritised by impact
- Your Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals scores
- An SEO health check with fixes you can act on
- Mobile responsiveness test results
- A security vulnerability scan
- A comparison with your competitors
- A video walkthrough of the findings
How it works
- Step 1
Send your site
Share your website address and anything that worries you or that you want to achieve.
- Step 2
Analysis
We run automated tools such as Lighthouse, then check each area by hand.
- Step 3
Report
You receive a report with scores, the issues we found and recommendations in order of priority.
- Step 4
Action plan
We walk you through the findings and help you plan the fixes, or make them for you.
Issues we find most often
- Pages that load slowly, especially on mobile
- Missing or duplicate titles and meta descriptions
- No structured data (JSON-LD)
- JavaScript that blocks the page from rendering
- Images that are not optimised: no WebP, no lazy loading
- Cramped mobile layouts and tap targets that are too small
- Missing HTTPS or mixed content
- No sitemap.xml or robots.txt
- Broken links and 404 errors
- Low contrast and other accessibility gaps
Questions, answered
How long does a website audit take?
Usually three to five business days from the moment you send us your site. That covers the automated scans, the manual checks, the analysis and a written report with prioritised recommendations. You also get a video walkthrough that explains each finding and what it means for your business.
What do I need to provide for the audit?
Your website address and any concerns or goals you have. If you can give us access to Google Analytics or Search Console, we can go further into your traffic and indexing issues. The audit covers your public pages, so we do not need access to your code or hosting to get started.
Will the audit tell me exactly what to fix?
Yes. Every issue comes with a plain explanation of why it matters, how it affects your visitors or your search rankings, and step-by-step instructions to fix it. Issues are ranked as critical, important or minor, so you know where to spend your time and budget first.
Can you implement the fixes for me?
Yes. Once we have gone through the report together, we can make the recommended fixes. You can also have us handle the critical and important issues and take care of the minor ones yourself. We quote for the work based on what the audit actually found.
How often should I audit my website?
We recommend a full audit at least once a year, and whenever you make a big change such as a redesign, a platform migration or a major content update. If your business depends on search traffic, a check-up every quarter catches slowdowns and new issues before they hurt your rankings or your visitors.
Find out what is holding your site back.
Get an audit with prioritised fixes, and we will help you put them in place.