Digital support items

1. Site Health

A website health check assesses key areas such as design, keywords, usability and other more technical aspects to provide a detailed overview of how your website is performing and recommendations to improve and optimize your website.

2. Crawlability

 
Google’s search engine results pages (SERPs) may seem like magic, but when you look more closely, you see that sites show up in the search results because of crawling and indexing.
Search engines use bots to crawl websites, search their content, follow links, and then create an index. This index is this huge database of URLs that search engines puts through an algorithm to rank. When you search for something, the results pages use an algorithm to identify and load all the sites deemed relevant to your search.

3. Site Performance

Web performance is about making web sites fast, enabling the user to start interacting with it quickly. Main areas are:
• Reduce overall load time, increasing smoothness and interactivity
• Perceived performance (how the user perceives your performance e.g. if operation taking a long time – is it possible to keep the user engaged through other means e.g. series of useful hints and tips etc.)
• Performance measurements (actual speed)

The output from the website audit would be to receive a full report detailing:
• Top issues from the results.
• Errors on the website
• Warnings shown up in the report
• Notices shown up on the website.

Once the report is completed a call will be arranged to talk through the results.
Cost for Website Audit includes:
• Set up report
• Full analysis of 1 website
• Compile report and top 5 actions
• Telephone call to share the report and findings