Most websites because nobody ever sat down and looked at the whole thing critically. The flow, the consistency, how it holds up on mobile, whether it actually communicates what the business does.

That's what this audit is.

I go through your website page by page and look at three things: how it looks (visual consistency, typography, color, brand alignment), how it works (navigation, user flow, where people likely drop off), and how it holds up technically (mobile responsiveness, loading speed, basic SEO signals). Not as a checklist exercise, as someone who builds and designs websites professionally and knows what the problems usually are before I even start.

You get two deliverables when I'm done:

A written report with specific findings and prioritized recommendations. What's a quick fix, what needs more work, and what's actually fine and doesn't need touching.

A Loom video walkthrough where I go through the site live and explain my thinking. Easier to share with a developer or team member than a document full of annotations.

The goal isn't to tell you your website is bad. It's to give you a clear picture of where it's losing you and what to do about it, in order of impact.

Have a website that's been live for a while but never properly reviewed

Are getting traffic but not conversions and don't know why

Are about to redesign and want to know what's actually worth keeping