Technical & SEO · Assessment
Website Health Check
A structured look at how your site performs, how search engines see it, and where technical debt is quietly costing you traffic and conversions.
Most websites do not fail loudly. They drift — a template gets heavier, a redirect chain grows, a page stops being indexed, a script blocks rendering on mobile. Individually none of it looks urgent; together it decides whether visitors arrive, stay and convert.
This check gathers those signals in one place so you can see the current state of your site as a whole, rather than reacting to one metric at a time.
Enter the domain you want reviewed. We look at publicly accessible pages only — no credentials required.
Automated analysis is being connected. Until then a specialist runs the check manually and sends you the findings — no automated score is generated on this page.
Included in the check
- Performance and Core Web Vitals indicators
- Mobile rendering and responsiveness
- HTTPS, certificate and security basics
- Technical SEO and indexability signals
- Broken links and HTTP status issues
- Page structure, headings and meta basics
What this check reviews
Eight areas, each reported as observations rather than a single verdict.
Performance indicators
Loading behaviour and Core Web Vitals style signals — render-blocking resources, oversized assets, layout instability.
Mobile responsiveness
How layout, tap targets and typography behave on small screens, where most traffic now arrives.
HTTPS and security basics
Certificate validity, mixed content, obvious redirect and transport misconfiguration.
Technical SEO and indexability
Robots directives, canonical tags, sitemap presence and whether important pages can actually be crawled.
Broken links and status issues
Internal links returning 404 or 5xx responses, and redirect chains that waste crawl budget.
Page structure and meta basics
Title and description presence and uniqueness, heading hierarchy, structured-data presence.
Accessibility signals
High-level indicators such as missing alt text or unlabelled controls, expanded further in the accessibility check.
Technology and configuration
Observable stack, caching and CDN behaviour, and outdated components worth attention.
What the report includes
- A plain-language summary of the current technical state of the site.
- Findings grouped by area, each with what was observed and why it matters.
- A view of which issues are likely to affect visitors versus search engines.
- Quick wins that can usually be handled by an existing web team.
- Items that need deeper engineering investigation before any change is made.
- Suggested next steps, with no obligation to engage us for the work.
Automated diagnostics are indicators, not conclusions. Root causes — server configuration, application code, third-party integrations — frequently require manual technical review before remediation can be scoped safely.
How it works
- 1
Submit the domain
Tell us which site to review and anything unusual about it — a staging environment, a recent migration, a known slow section.
- 2
We run the review
Publicly accessible pages and configuration are examined across performance, SEO, security and structure. Read-only throughout.
- 3
You get the findings
A concise report of observations and priorities, followed by an optional conversation if anything needs deeper work.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a website health check?
- It is a structured review of how a website performs and is configured: loading behaviour, mobile rendering, HTTPS and security basics, technical SEO and indexability, broken links and page structure. The output is a list of observations ranked by likely impact.
- How is this different from a performance score?
- A single score compresses very different problems into one number. A health check separates them, so a slow third-party script is not confused with a missing canonical tag or an unreachable page.
- Do automated diagnostics find every problem?
- No. Automated checks are indicators. Issues involving business logic, content quality, server configuration or complex JavaScript rendering usually need manual technical review before a fix can be planned.
- Will the check change anything on my site?
- No. The review is read-only. It observes publicly available pages and configuration; it does not modify content, files, DNS or settings.
- What happens after the check?
- You receive the findings and a short explanation of what each one means. Where remediation is worthwhile, we outline the work involved — you are free to hand that to any team, including your own.
- Is the automated version available yet?
- Automated analysis is currently being connected. Until it is live, a specialist runs the check and sends you the findings, so nothing on this page produces a generated score.
Turn findings into fixes.
Where the check points to something structural, our engineering team can take it further — from hardening and cleanup to rebuilding the platform underneath.
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