Digital Audit
An independent technical view of your website or digital product. We identify what is wrong, show you how serious it is, and provide the level of guidance your team needs to remediate.
Bring in senior technical expertise when you need it, without adding permanent resource.
We use automated testing where appropriate, then independently review the results and manually assess areas automation cannot reliably verify.
You receive meaningful findings with evidence, context and priority — not hundreds of unexplained warnings.
Audit options
Essential
An independent technical review identifying the issues that matter, how serious they are, and broadly what should be done.
£795
Professional
Deeper analysis, implementation guidance, estimates and remediation planning.
£1,495
Engineering
Delivery-ready technical detail, sequencing and acceptance criteria.
£2,495
Enterprise
Bespoke scope, stakeholder involvement, governance and programme-level planning.
If you are not yet sure where the risks are, start with the free Launch Readiness Check.
If you already know you need an audit but are unsure which level is appropriate, tell us what you are working on and what you need from the audit.
Four stages
The audit is only useful if the findings can move into real work. The process therefore starts with the context your team needs us to understand and finishes with a route to verification.
We establish the scope, objectives and practical constraints before the assessment begins. This keeps the testing relevant and prevents generic findings that ignore the realities of the project.
Testing combines appropriate automated checks with manual technical review. We investigate representative pages, components, journeys and behaviours rather than simply exporting tool output.
The report is followed by a review of the findings, priorities and recommended route forward. Your team can challenge assumptions, clarify technical detail and discuss sequencing before remediation begins.
Where validation is included, we return to the original findings after your team has implemented the changes and test them against the evidence and agreed success criteria.
Shared framework
Every Digital Audit uses the same core technical framework. The scope and depth are agreed during onboarding so the assessment stays relevant to the product, risk and delivery context.
HTTPS, security headers, exposed configuration, dependencies and production risks.
Journeys, navigation, forms, interaction behaviour, responsive design and usability.
Representative browser and device testing against the agreed support profile.
Titles, descriptions, structured metadata, broken links and content consistency.
Analytics, consent, error monitoring and operational visibility.
Production configuration, redirects, indexing, environments and release risks.
Keyboard access, focus, semantics, forms, labels, contrast and assistive-technology considerations.
Core Web Vitals, assets, JavaScript, rendering, caching, third-party scripts and mobile performance.
Technical SEO, crawlability, indexability, structured data, semantic structure and entity clarity.
Follow-up
After delivery, the priority findings and recommended sequence are reviewed with the people responsible for implementation. Questions can be clarified, assumptions checked and the expected outcome agreed before work begins.
There is no need to change your delivery model. Your existing team or supplier can implement the work using the findings and technical guidance provided.