Why It Matters
Most websites have problems their owners don’t know about.
A page that loads in six seconds instead of two. A form that doesn’t display on Android phones. A meta description Google wrote for you because yours was never set. A security vulnerability in a plugin you forgot you installed. A checkout flow that loses 30% of customers between cart and confirmation — and the data’s sitting there, unread.
These aren’t edge cases. They’re what we find in nearly every audit we run.
A website audit surfaces everything: what’s working, what’s broken, what’s missing, and what to fix first. It turns a vague sense that your site should be doing better into a specific, prioritized action plan.
