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Website Health Assessment

See where your website is strong—and where attention is overdue.

Answer 24 practical questions across eight categories. You will receive an overall score, category breakdown and prioritized recommendations.

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Strategy

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Does the website have a documented primary purpose?
Is the primary audience clearly defined?
Is the main visitor action obvious on key pages?

Design

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Are layouts usable on current mobile screen sizes?
Can visitors find key information without guessing?
Are typography, spacing and components consistent?

Performance

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Do important pages feel fast on mobile connections?
Are images appropriately sized and compressed?
Do layouts remain stable while loading?

Search

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Does each important page have a useful, distinct title?
Does each page answer a clear visitor question?
Do related pages link to one another contextually?

Accessibility

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Can essential tasks be completed with a keyboard?
Is text readable with sufficient contrast?
Do form fields have clear labels and errors?

Security

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Does every public page use HTTPS without mixed content?
Are software and dependencies updated on a schedule?
Are tested backups stored separately?

Content

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Is important information current and owned by someone?
Are claims supported by real evidence or experience?
Is content organized for scanning and comprehension?

Measurement

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Are meaningful conversions measured?
Are errors, uptime and search performance reviewed?
Is there a recurring improvement process?