Audit Your Website: Checklist

Your website is often the first impression people have of your brand, so make sure it's easy to use and up-to-date. Take some time to refresh your copy, upload new photos, and ensure everything looks great on mobile devices.

Not sure where to start? Follow the checklist below!

  1. Homepage:

    • Is the homepage visually appealing and representative of your brand?

    • Are there clear calls-to-action (CTAs) guiding visitors to take desired actions?

    • Is the navigation menu intuitive and easy to use?

    • Do all links and buttons work properly?

  2. Content:

    • Is the content up-to-date, accurate, and relevant?

    • Are there any outdated promotions or events that need to be removed?

    • Have you reviewed and updated your About Us, Services, and Product pages?

    • Is the tone and language consistent with your brand voice?

  3. Design and Layout:

    • Does the website have a responsive design that works well on all devices (desktop, mobile, tablet)?

    • Are images optimized for web viewing to ensure fast loading times?

    • Is the layout clean and uncluttered, with ample white space for readability?

  4. SEO Optimization:

    • Have you incorporated relevant keywords into your page titles, headings, and meta descriptions?

    • Are images properly optimized with descriptive alt text?

    • Have you checked for broken links and redirected them if necessary?

  5. Functionality:

    • Do all forms, such as contact forms or newsletter sign-ups, work correctly?

    • Have you checked for any 404 error pages and fixed broken links?

  6. Security:

    • Is the website SSL secured to protect user data?

    • Have you updated plugins, themes, and other software to the latest versions to patch security vulnerabilities?

    • Are there any security plugins or measures in place to protect against malware and hacking attempts?

  7. Analytics and Tracking:

    • Have you installed Google Analytics or other tracking tools to monitor website traffic and user behavior?

    • Have you set up goals and events to track conversions and user interactions?

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