Audience
Who is this for, and what problem or desire brings them here?
Free resources
Walk the path like a real visitor. Name the problem. Then decide whether it needs a light check, a focused repair, or a larger website project.
15-minute check
Count every item that fails, confuses, delays, or requires someone else to explain what should have been clear.
Three or more failures means the path deserves repair before more traffic, invitations, or promotion are sent into it.
5-minute score
Mark what is true right now. This score names urgency; it is not a diagnosis by itself.
Test with a real person before your next campaign or event.
Website plan
Who is this for, and what problem or desire brings them here?
What should someone understand, believe, or be able to do?
What story, example, result, detail, or boundary makes the promise trustworthy?
Which pages are actually needed: home, about, services, products, events, booking, proof, contact?
What is the primary next step: call, book, buy, donate, register, apply, join, or ask?
What should happen after the click, form, payment, donation, or registration?