Full Website Audit (UI/UX, Performance, Security, SEO)

A report in four parts — interface, speed, security, SEO. Each has a list of issues with an explanation of where exactly and why it matters, marked by severity. At the end, a fix plan in priority order with work estimates.

4 days. Day one is measurements and automated checks, two days for the manual walkthrough and analysis, and the last day is the report. The base price covers a site of up to 10 key pages. If you need it faster, we take your project as priority and finish within 2 days.

Tools like PageSpeed show symptoms but do not say what to do about them on your specific site. We explain the cause of every item, filter out what is not worth attention, and add what no tool can see: flow logic, forms, how clear the interface is.

The audit is a diagnosis; fixes are not included. But the fix plan is built so you can order the work straight from it — from us or any other contractor. A large share of the items is covered by our separate speed, security and update services.

No. We change nothing: we only read the code, look at the settings and go through the pages as a user. No edits to files or the database during the audit.

Yes. Interface, speed and SEO are checked the same way on any platform. Some security checks depend on the technology, so for custom-built projects and website builders the depth of the security section will differ — we tell you that upfront.

A UX audit is a deep dive into the interface and user behaviour only. A full audit covers four areas at once, each at a depth sufficient to find the main problems. If the full audit shows the real trouble is in the interface, a UX audit is the next step.

On a typical site that nobody has checked for a year or two — 20 to 40 items. Usually 3 to 5 of them are critical: those affect leads and security the most. The rest is worth fixing gradually.

Start with the critical items — they are marked separately. Then follow the plan: first what affects sales and security, then speed and SEO. A month or two after the fixes you can order a follow-up audit and see the difference in numbers.

For most checks the site address is enough. Access to the admin panel and Search Console gives a fuller picture on security and indexing — welcome, but not required. Everything is agreed upfront.