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9-Point Website Audit

Your website, checked the way a customer and Google see it.

9 areas, every check marked pass or fail with the evidence behind it, a score out of 100 and a fix list in order. Read-only from start to finish: nothing on your site is touched.

A laptop on a sunlit desk showing a website audit report with a score of 82 out of 100 and a checklist of green ticks and amber warnings.
The job it takes off your hands

Anyone who has said one of these

The website nobody has checked since launch.

How it works

4 steps, one report

  1. Permission first.You confirm you own the site, or have the owner's permission. The answer is written on the report's cover.
  2. The probe.Claude visits like any visitor at a polite pace. It runs every check a script can answer.
  3. The browser pass.What a script cannot see is opened and read on screen, at phone width and at desktop width.
  4. The report.A Google Doc: the score and its band, the blockers first, then the fix list in order.
What you get

What the report covers

The 9 areas

Technical baseline, first impression, broken pages, checkout, speed, mobile and accessibility, legal, analytics and what is already good.

A score out of 100

Weighted by what matters: a missing privacy policy counts for more than a slow font. An open blocker caps the score.

The evidence

Every finding quotes the header, status code or page behind it, so you or your developer can check it.

What not to break

What your site already does well, listed, so a fix does not undo something that was right.

The boundaries

4 things the audit will never do

  • Log in or buy anything. No passwords, no accounts, no checkout completed.
  • Send your forms. Forms are looked at, never submitted.
  • Test for security holes. That is a penetration test, a different job with its own written permission.
  • Change your site. It reads what any visitor sees and nothing more.
The next step

Is this what eats your week?

A free 20 minute call, no obligation. We check it fits your business before anything is set up.