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WEBSITE AUDIT SERVICES

Ground your next website decision in solid evidence

Our website audit services connect data with structured reviews of content, UX, technical SEO, performance, accessibility and technology, giving you a prioritised backlog for what to improve, redesign or rebuild.

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Website Audit

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UX & Conversion

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UX Audit

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Conversion Audit

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User Journey Review

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Content & Structure

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Content Audit

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Information Architecture Audit

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Technical SEO

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Performance

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Accessibility

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Technology & CMS

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CMS Audit

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Analytics Review

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WHY AN AUDIT MATTERS

See your website’s full potential and make stronger decisions

A connected audit shows how content, journeys, technology and performance affect one another, giving you a stronger basis for the next investment.

A slow page, weak conversion or difficult CMS can look like an isolated issue. In practice, visible symptoms often share causes across several parts of the website.

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WHAT WE REVIEW

Find what matters and where your website can improve

Each area is reviewed in context, so individual findings add up to one useful picture of what needs attention and why.

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UX & Conversion

Review key journeys, interaction points and friction that makes the next step harder to take.

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Content & Structure

Assess messaging, hierarchy, navigation and page structure against user questions and business priorities.

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Performance

Identify loading, rendering and asset issues that affect speed, stability and everyday use.

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Technical SEO

Check crawlability, indexability, semantics and technical signals that shape organic visibility across the site.

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Accessibility

Review relevant barriers in structure, interaction and content so people can use the website more easily.

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Analytics Review

Assess available data and tracking foundations so usage and search signals can support better decisions.

WHAT AUDITS REVEAL

See what a closer look can unlock

95.9%

of one million home pages had detectable WCAG 2 failures.

Source: WebAIM Million 2026 — webaim.org/projects/million/

48%

of mobile websites achieved good Core Web Vitals.

Source: HTTP Archive, Web Almanac 2025 — almanac.httparchive.org/en/2025/performance

51%

of one million home pages had missing form input labels.

Source: WebAIM Million 2026 — webaim.org/projects/million/

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AUDIT OUTCOMES

Turn evidence into priorities your team can act on

With a suitable backend in place, we can connect AI to the CMS so your team can create, review and update website content through chat.

Google Analytics, Google Search Console and DataForSEO can provide performance and search signals. The system compares the evidence, surfaces opportunities and prepares recommendations for human review.

WHAT YOU GET

One clear roadmap for what to do next

You get the findings, their context and a prioritised view of what to improve now, what to investigate further and what can wait.

That gives your team a shared basis for focused optimisation, a redesign or a broader technical change before time and budget move in the wrong direction.

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THE RIGHT SCOPE

Choose the right change and make every investment count

A website audit is the right starting point when you need to understand what has changed, where friction sits and which moves deserve investment.

Sometimes the evidence points to focused optimisation. Sometimes it shows that a redesign, new CMS or deeper rebuild will create more value. The audit makes that choice clearer before work begins.

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WHY POLA

One team, the whole system, zero blind spots

  • Performance-first

    Fast enough to matter.

    Speed isn't a detail — it's revenue. Every site we ship is built to load fast and convert, not just look good in a demo.

  • Built to scale

    Consistent, page after page.

    Every page draws from the same system, so new ones stay on-brand, fast.

  • Full service

    One team. From start to finish.

    Strategy, design and development under one roof – from the first idea to everything that comes after launch.

  • No lock-in

    Your site, your control.

    No paying per change, no waiting on us for every edit. You own the CMS; we just make it easy to use.

POLA VS ALTERNATIVES

Choose the right audit approach and move forward with clarity

UX & journeys
Technical core
Search & performance
Clear priorities
Design & build
Next steps
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Pola

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Single-discipline specialist

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Automated audit tool

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In-house team

HOW IT WORKS

Move from open questions to a practical plan

We start with the question behind the audit, bring together the relevant evidence and turn the findings into a prioritised plan your team can use.

  1. 1

    Set the question

    Define the website, journeys, decisions and opportunities that matter most right now.

  2. 2

    Gather the evidence

    Review the available content, data, technology and search signals in the right context.

  3. 3

    Examine the experience

    Test the key journeys, structures and touchpoints that shape how the website performs.

  4. 4

    Prioritise the work

    Separate immediate improvements from structural changes and longer-term opportunities.

  5. 5

    Plan what follows

    Turn the findings into a practical roadmap for optimisation, redesign, CMS work or development.

RELATED SERVICES

Turn findings into focused improvements and better performance

Some audits point to focused optimisation. Others reveal a larger shift in content, experience or technology. These services help you act on the right next step.

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Website Optimisation

Make the highest-priority changes and keep improving what already works.

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Website Redesign

Reframe the experience when the evidence points to a larger shift in structure, content or design.

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Web Development

Build the technical foundation, integrations and functionality the next phase requires.

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Web Design

Create a clearer, more distinctive experience around the journeys that matter most.

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Headless CMS

Give your team a more flexible way to manage content, workflows and future changes.

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Content Creation

Strengthen the content, structure and messaging that helps people understand and act.

START YOUR AUDIT

Make your next website move with confidence

Bring the questions you already have, or start with the part of the website that feels hardest to move. Together, we define the audit scope that will be most useful.

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FAQ

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