Audyt — know which fix comes first

What you get

A report on the whole site: every static page and every CMS template, which I check on one of its items. The report opens with a “Where to start” list. After that, every issue has the measured value, a plain description, the pages it occurs on and what to change on your platform.

• The report as a PDF and online, in English or Polish.
• If you want me to make the fixes, you get a quote within 2 working days.

Five areas

• SEO: whether Google sees and understands every page. Indexing, canonicals, sitemap, metadata and language versions.
• Speed: how fast the page shows its content on a phone (Core Web Vitals) and what slows it down: images, fonts, third-party scripts.
• Accessibility: WCAG 2.2 AA criteria, including tabbing through the whole page with a keyboard alone. It matters to people with disabilities and to businesses that must meet accessibility requirements.
• UX/UI: whatever looks or behaves differently from what a visitor expects. For example, a pop-up that covers the phone screen right after landing, a stretched photo or a heading that looks like a small caption.
• AI visibility: whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI can reach the site, read it without JavaScript and understand what the company does. I also check by hand what AI assistants say about your company today.

Automation measures, I sign off

The measuring is done by a system I built. It checks every page in Chrome, on desktop and on a phone, and code decides the verdict against the checklist thresholds, not anyone’s impression. Claude writes the issue descriptions, and I read them before anything reaches you.

Not everything can be settled by a rule. Before the report reaches you, I go through every item: I run the tests automation can’t, accept or change Claude’s proposals, and read every measured failure the way you will. While anything is still open, the report can’t be generated, and your link says it is being prepared.

When my verdict contradicts the automation, the report leaves the measured description out. You read only what I signed off.

Scope and price

You put the audit together from modules: SEO, Speed, Accessibility, UX/UI and AI visibility. Take one, several or all of them in the Max package, which also adds a Search Console analysis and a re-test after the fixes. A module starts at €120 net, and the exact price for your site, which depends on the scope and its number of pages, comes in the offer after the free scan.

With Max, if you order the fixes from me within 14 days of the report, I deduct the audit price from their quote.

After the audit I make the fixes

I build sites on Webflow and Astro, so I can make the fixes from the report myself, from images and fonts to accessible forms. The report is also written so that your team or agency can work from it.

Under the hood

The measurements are Node.js scripts driving Chrome, run as a Claude Code plugin. The panel, API and PDF report run on Cloudflare Workers, and the panel, the report and this portfolio share one styleguide.

• 132 checkpoints: SEO 26, speed 32, accessibility 53, UX/UI 8, AI visibility 13.
• Speed is measured like a phone on a weak connection: the CPU slowed down 4 times, a 1.6 Mbps link, three runs per page.
• Accessibility includes tabbing through the whole page with a map of the focus order, and every UX/UI finding has a screenshot with the spot marked.
• After every change to the tool I measure the same page again and compare the result with the previous run, so the same site gives the same result.

How to start

• You check your home page in the free scan: SEO, speed, accessibility and AI visibility in about half a minute, no sign-up.
• You leave your email and get the full result: for every issue, what it means and where to start. Within 1–2 working days I send an offer with the audit price for the size of your project. Free and with no obligation.
• Once you choose the scope, I measure every page of the project, sign off the results and hand over the report.
• If you want, I quote and make the fixes.

Scan your site

The scan is not the audit: it checks the home page only, while the audit covers every page of the project.