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A quick website check for small businesses: on a phone, can a first-time visitor tell what you do, where you work, and how to contact you without hunting? If those basics are buried, a rebuild may be premature. First identify the friction points and put them in priority order.
I’ve published a scoped Website Assessment for one public business site. I review up to five representative pages or page types on desktop and mobile, then deliver up to ten screenshot-backed findings with practical next steps. It’s $350 one time; fixes and rebuilds are separate.
See the exact scope here: https://contra.com/s/gePmmlFZ-website-assessment-screenshot-backed-findings
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Website Assessment — Screenshot-Backed Findings by Richard Hendrix
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