
Website audit before a redesign: decide what is actually worth changing
A focused audit separates design concerns from technical faults and content gaps. Prioritise the changes that support your visitors’ important journeys.
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Clear answers to the questions that come before a better website. From choosing a developer to getting the details right.

A focused audit separates design concerns from technical faults and content gaps. Prioritise the changes that support your visitors’ important journeys.
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A finished website should be understandable and recoverable. Agree the ownership and handover evidence before the final milestone.
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Fast publishing does not require the public website to run the whole editorial system. Private editing can export small, crawlable content snapshots.
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Connecting a store to another system is a data-ownership decision. Define the authoritative records, retries and error handling before connecting live orders.
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A reliable enquiry form needs validation, abuse protection and a verified delivery route. Test each boundary before sending traffic to it.
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A WebP file can still be unnecessarily large. Choose the dimensions, quality and loading priority for the way the image is actually used.
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Readable contrast, labels, keyboard access and clear messages belong in the original design. Begin with the interactions people must complete.
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A layout can fit a phone and still be hard to use. Review navigation, content order, controls and forms around the visitor’s actual goal.
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Updates, backups, monitoring and support need clear ownership. A useful maintenance agreement describes actions and boundaries, not a vague promise.
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