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Website Audit - What It Involves
Before undertaking a website review, we spend time with you, on-site understanding what the your aims and ambitions are for your website(s). We talk to key people within your organisation, building a picture of strategic goals and then carry out the site audit using our Website Review & Audit Methodology.
Our analysts use their experience and knowledge of best practices to produce a written website audit report containing recommendations and actionable solutions. The final document and key findings are then summarised to you, your key stakeholder groups and external agencies if required.
View an example Website Review & Site Audit report
Website Analysis for our Clients
We carried out our first major website review & audit in 1997 and since then we have provided the following services for our clients:
- Carry out a website audit to establish effectiveness and identify areas for improvement
- Benchmark a website against competitors, to establish whether a redesign or overhaul is needed
- Analyse non-competitor websites to see what lessons might be adopted from them
- Provide 'quick win' suggestions that can bring rapid improvement at a low cost
- Create a website audit & design brief in the run-up to a complete redesign. By using our services, there is no need to pay the web designer for 'strategy' advice
- Give major presentations to stimulate internal thinking or help make the case for investment
- Act as an arbiter where there is an internal dispute surrounding a web presence
- Provide 'blue sky' consultancy leading to a completely new approach to the web for our clients
- Ensure that internal web teams are kept up to date with relevant best practice and 'tips & tricks'
- Measure improvements during redevelopment of a website
- Benchmark a website at regular intervals as part of an excellence management process