What's included

• Technical Discovery & Goals Check-In

  A short intake form plus a 30–45 minute call to understand your site’s current issues (slow load times, editor pain points, SEO drops, broken interactions, etc.) and what “better” looks like for your team. This ensures the audit is tailored to real business and marketing goals, not just technical vanity metrics.

• Site Architecture & Structure Review

  A detailed review of your Webflow project structure: pages, collections, class naming, symbols/components, and global styles. You’ll see where the current setup helps or hurts scalability, collaboration, and maintainability, with specific notes on what should be cleaned up or restructured.

• Performance & Loading Analysis

  Evaluation of key performance factors such as image sizes, asset loading, Webflow interactions impact, script usage, and hosting settings. You receive a prioritized list of quick wins and deeper fixes to reduce load times and improve overall perceived speed.

• HTML, CSS & Custom Code Assessment

  Inspection of how your layouts are built (semantic structure, nesting, class reuse), plus a review of any custom code blocks or embeds. You’ll get flagged risks (e.g., bloated or unused code, fragile hacks) and recommendations for more robust, future‑proof solutions.

• SEO & Accessibility Essentials Check

  High-level review of on-page SEO and accessibility fundamentals: heading hierarchy, alt text usage, meta tags, link structure, and interaction behavior. The goal is to spot issues that may affect discoverability or basic usability and suggest practical improvements.

• Actionable Audit Report

  A clear, structured document summarizing findings, grouped by priority (quick wins, important improvements, long-term refactors). Each item includes what’s wrong, why it matters (performance, SEO, UX, maintainability), and how to fix it inside Webflow.

• Implementation of Core Fixes (Optional Add-On or Light Pass)

  Within the scope of the audit, an agreed set of small but impactful fixes can be implemented directly (e.g., compressing assets, cleaning up unused classes, adjusting global styles, small layout tweaks). Larger changes are clearly scoped as a follow‑up phase if you want ongoing support.

• Handoff, Loom Walkthrough & Q&A

  A recorded Loom video or 45–60 minute call walking through the report and changes, showing exactly where to focus and how to avoid similar issues in the future. This gives your team a practical guide, not just a static PDF.

• 15-Day Support Window (Light)

  For 15 days after delivery, you can send questions related to the audit and get clarification or quick guidance on implementation decisions. This ensures the recommendations don’t just sit unused—you have support while you act on them.