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What is wrongwith your site

Twenty-four checks, written up. Not a score out of a hundred and not an automated PDF. Someone opens your site, works through the list below, and sends you a document that names every problem, where it is, what it costs you and how long the fix takes.

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We answer your request and nothing else. No list, no sequence, no follow-up drip. If the five are gone this month we will tell you that instead of going quiet.

The list

The 24 checks

This is the whole list. It is here rather than behind the form because a checklist you can read before you hand over your email is the only kind worth publishing — and because you are welcome to work through it yourself.

01

CMS and structure

✓Collections that should have been one collection, and the one that should have been three
✓Reference and multi-reference fields pointing the wrong way round
✓Collection lists with no empty state, so the page breaks the day the last item is archived
✓How close you are to the item limit on the plan you are actually paying for

02

The class system

✓How many classes exist, and how many of them anything still uses
✓Combo chains four and five deep — where a design system stops being editable
✓Styles set on the tablet breakpoint that were meant for desktop, and have been quietly wrong since
✓Blocks repeated on six pages that should have been one component

03

Speed and Core Web Vitals

✓LCP, CLS and INP on mobile — measured on your site, not estimated from a category
✓Every image served larger than the container it sits in, and by how much
✓Lazy loading left on the hero image: the most common Webflow speed mistake there is
✓Font weights being downloaded that no element on the site uses

04

SEO and indexing

✓Titles and descriptions that are missing, duplicated, or rendering the CMS placeholder literally
✓Pages with no H1, and pages with two
✓Slugs that changed without a 301, and roughly what went with them
✓Alt text coverage across the site, as a percentage

05

Accessibility

✓Text and background pairs that fail WCAG AA contrast, counted, with the worst named
✓Focus states removed from links and form fields — usually by accident
✓Form inputs carrying a placeholder where a label should be
✓Interactions that trap keyboard navigation and never give it back

06

Handover and ownership

✓Whose Webflow account the site actually sits in, and what happens if they stop answering
✓Whether a staging environment exists, or every change goes straight to production
✓Whether anyone has restored a backup, or the team has only assumed one is there
✓Where form submissions go — and whether anyone still reads that inbox
Twenty of the twenty-four need no access at all — they are run against your published site. The four in The class system need read-only access to the Webflow project. If you would rather not give it, we run the twenty and the document says plainly which four are missing rather than quietly skipping them.
The document

One finding

Every finding in the document has the same five lines. Severity, where it is, what it is, what it is costing you, and what it takes to fix. Two examples — made up, not from anyone’s site.

high

where/pricing — hero image
FindingA 2.4 MB PNG served at 2400 px into an 820 px container, with lazy loading switched on.
Costs youLCP of 4.1 s on mobile. Google’s threshold is 2.5 s, and this one image is most of the gap.
FixExport at 1640 px, convert to WebP, turn lazy loading off for this image only.
EffortTen minutes

Medium

whereBlog collection template
FindingThe meta description field is empty on 31 of 40 posts, so the template placeholder renders literally in the search result.
Costs youGoogle writes its own snippet instead. You lose the one line of the result you control.
FixFill the field, or bind it to the post excerpt as a fallback so it can never be empty again.
EffortAn hour — or ten minutes if you bind it

A typical audit comes back with somewhere between eight and twenty of these, sorted by severity, with the quick ones marked so you can clear them in an afternoon. It is a document, not a dashboard — you can forward it, print it, or hand it to a developer without anyone needing an account.

The limits

Where the free
part stops

Free offers stop being free quietly, by getting slower and thinner until nobody notices they have gone. These are the numbers we would rather publish than quietly break.

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Audits a month

When the five are gone they are gone until the first of the month. A real one takes three to four hours, and we have paying work.

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Working days

From the day you send it. Not the same day — that promise belongs to actual enquiries, and we are not going to break it for a free audit.

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Sales calls

The document arrives by email and that is the whole transaction. If you want to talk afterwards you have to ask us.

Questions

Fair questions

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Does my site have to be on Webflow?

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Do you need access to the project?

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Will you use it to sell me a rebuild?

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What if the site is basically fine?

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