Self-auditing

Turning a Checklist Into an Actual Fix List

Finding issues is only half the job — knowing which ones to fix first is what actually moves the needle.

Fix trust and clarity issues first

These affect whether a visitor stays and understands your offer at all — higher leverage than technical polish that only matters once someone's already engaged.

Then fix anything actively broken

Broken links, non-functional forms, and missing contact information actively lose enquiries every day they remain unfixed.

Then address speed and technical items

Still valuable, but generally lower urgency than the trust and clarity issues that affect first-impression judgement.

Track what you've actually fixed

A simple record of completed items prevents the common failure mode of starting several fixes and finishing none of them.

Get a pre-prioritised list of what to fix first.

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