Speed and technical basics
A review of publicly accessible pages for loading problems, heavy assets and visible issues with titles, headings or crawlable links.
What does your
website need?
A practical review by a developer. Get concrete observations and a clear order of priority for improvements.
No login details are needed. We agree the scope and any review fee before I start. There is no obligation to commission follow-up work.
Already have a clear brief? Get in touch.What you receive
Usability and enquiry routes
Navigation, mobile readability and the visible path to contact or checkout. Sending real enquiries or placing orders requires separate agreement.
Prioritised next steps
An explanation of the observations, their likely impact and which areas need a deeper investigation before a repair can be estimated.
What does the review cover?
A useful starting point, with clear boundaries.
Is this a full SEO or security audit?+
No. The initial review uses public pages and the context you provide. It does not establish everything happening inside your CMS, hosting or analytics. Security testing, Search Console analysis and deeper code inspection require a separate scope and appropriate access.
What should I send?+
Your website URL, the main purpose of the site and the problem you have noticed. Mention important pages or a recent change. Do not send passwords, API keys or personal customer data through the form.
Will you make changes to my website?+
Not as part of the initial review. You receive observations and a proposed next step. Repairs, development and any associated costs are agreed before implementation; there is no obligation to commission them.
What if the site is down or has malware?+
Use website repair for an active fault or WordPress malware removal for a suspected infection. A general website review should not delay incident assessment.