Service two

Footprint auditing

Every page you own, measured against the thresholds it is supposed to meet — with a number beside each finding and the sum sorted by what it costs you.

The problem

You have never met your own site as a stranger

Owners see their site on a big screen, logged in, on fast broadband, with the page already loaded from cache. Customers meet it on a three-year-old phone, in daylight, on a patchy connection, with one thumb and no patience.

What breaks is rarely the thing that worries you. It is the form that silently fails to submit, the menu that swallows a thumb, the grey caption on a grey card, the heading order that turns to nonsense in a screen reader. None of it announces itself, so it stays broken for years.

What we do · four steps

Measure it, do not guess at it

  1. 01

    Crawl everything you own

    Pages, forms, PDFs, the booking widget, the third-party chat box. Anything a customer can land on goes on the inventory, including the pages you forgot were published.

  2. 02

    Put a number on every finding

    Contrast ratios, tap target sizes, reading order, page weight, time to first meaningful paint. Each one carries the value we measured and the threshold it missed.

  3. 03

    Sort by cost, not by ease

    Critical is what a customer hits today. Warning is what fails for some people or some screens. Note is worth doing while the page is open anyway.

  4. 04

    Walk you through it live

    An hour on a call with the report open, on your phone, so you can see the failures happen rather than read about them.

What you get
  • Page inventory Every URL you own, with what it is for and whether anything still links to it.
  • Findings report by severity Each finding with its measured value, the threshold, the page and the element.
  • Screen recordings of the worst three journeys Your site being used badly on a real phone. No stock footage, no simulation.
  • Priority order with reasons What to fix first and why that sequence, so the list survives a budget conversation.
  • A repeat baseline The same measurements in a file you can re-run against later to see whether anything moved.
Not included

An audit tells you what is wrong and in what order. It does not quietly turn into a rebuild, and the price does not change halfway.

  • Fixing the findings — that is quoted separately once you have the list
  • Hosting changes, migrations or DNS work
  • Keyword research, link building or paid search
  • Ongoing monitoring or monthly reporting
  • Legal sign-off on accessibility compliance
How long it takes 2 Weeks from the moment we have access, for a whole site. A single page or one component comes back inside a week.
Pricing · placeholder Priced on the number of pages once the inventory is done. The inventory itself is quoted before we start, so nothing is open-ended.
Next step

Send the domain. We will tell you roughly how many pages we can see from the outside before you commit to anything.

Ask for an audit