Website review and audit

Understand what to improve before committing to a larger website project.

Intro / definition

A website review brings the business goal and the current customer experience into the same discussion. The review scope may concern content, usability, search visibility or technical issues; it should be agreed before work starts.

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Platforms / technologies

We choose the platform and tools around your requirements, existing systems and ongoing maintenance needs.

Benefits / outcomes

Get a clearer picture of the important issues. Separate immediate fixes from larger changes and decide whether the next step is content work, development or a redesign.

Process

Share the site and the main concern. Agree what will be reviewed, document the findings and prioritize the next actions.

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Pricing

Share your scope for a tailored quote. The proposal should distinguish initial delivery, optional features and ongoing support.

Why Oktovio for this

We start with the business requirements, keep the delivery scope clear and consider how the work will be managed after launch.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a review the same as a redesign?

No. A review identifies issues and recommends actions. Implementing changes is a separate scope unless included.

Will I receive a report?

Confirm the deliverable before booking. The proposed offer needs an actual sample and a defined format.

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