Visitor journeys
Review how people find information and complete the tasks that matter.


An independent look at how your website works today. We review the agreed areas, explain what we find and help you decide what is worth improving first.
A clear scope.
Practical work around your needs.
Review how people find information and complete the tasks that matter.
Look at navigation, page organisation and the clarity of key information.
Identify representative slowdowns and areas that need deeper investigation.
Review the platform, dependencies and maintenance position within the agreed access.
Flag usability barriers in the reviewed journeys, with specialist testing scoped if required.
Separate findings, their likely impact and practical next steps.
An audit is most useful when its scope is clear. We agree the questions you want answered and the evidence available, then distinguish observed issues from areas that need further investigation. The result is a prioritised view of what to keep, what to improve and where a more focused piece of work may help.
Agree the pages, journeys, access and areas to review.
Gather evidence and explain the findings in context.
Talk through the recommendations and sensible next steps.
No. A website audit covers the review areas agreed in the brief. Specialist security testing requires a separately defined scope.
The audit identifies and prioritises issues. Implementation can be quoted separately once the findings are clear.
Yes. We can review what is accessible and agree whether additional access is needed for the questions you want answered.
No. We can highlight observed barriers. A formal accessibility evaluation and any conformance reporting need an explicitly agreed testing scope.
A new website, a better home for your existing one, or help with a technical challenge. Let’s find the right next step.
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