Find out what is helping – and hurting – your website
A Website Health Check gives you a clear, practical review of your current website so you can see what is working, what needs improving and what should be fixed first.
I look at your website from the point of view of a real visitor and from the point of view of Google. That means checking whether your site is easy to understand, easy to navigate, quick to load, mobile-friendly and set up with the basic structure search engines need.
The result is a simple priority list, not a confusing technical report. You will know what matters, what can wait and what steps could help your website work better.
Request a Website Health CheckSend Your Website AddressA practical review of the things that matter most
A website does not need to be perfect to work well, but it does need to be clear, usable and easy to contact from. The Health Check focuses on the areas that most often affect trust, speed, search visibility and enquiries.
Website structure and page flow
Mobile usability and ease of use
Page speed and loading issues
Image size, weight and optimisation
SEO basics including headings, titles and descriptions
Contact routes, buttons and enquiry flow
Clear next-step recommendations
What the Health Check Covers
The review is designed to give you a clear picture of your website without overwhelming you with jargon.
Structure & Clarity
Can people understand your website quickly?
I check whether your homepage, service pages and main navigation make sense. Visitors should be able to understand what you offer, who it is for and what to do next without having to work too hard.
Includes:
Homepage clarity
Menu/navigation review
Page layout observations
Service/message clarity
Calls to action
Visitor journey from homepage to contact
Speed & Mobile
Does the site load and work properly?
A slow or awkward website can lose visitors quickly, especially on mobile. I check practical issues that may be making the site harder to use, including heavy images, cluttered sections and mobile layout problems.
Includes:
Mobile usability check
Page loading observations
Image size and weight review
Layout and spacing notes
Button/contact usability
Simple speed improvement suggestions
SEO & Enquiries
Can Google and customers find the right information?
Good SEO starts with clear structure. I check whether your pages have useful headings, titles, descriptions and internal links, and whether visitors are being guided towards contacting you.
Includes:
Page title review
Meta description notes
Heading structure
Internal link opportunities
Contact form or WhatsApp flow
Enquiry route improvements
Why start with a Website Health Check?
Many small business websites do not need to be rebuilt from scratch. They need the right improvements in the right order.
A Health Check helps avoid guesswork. Instead of changing random sections, adding more plugins or rewriting pages without a clear reason, you get a practical view of what is most important.
That might be fixing slow images, improving the homepage message, making the mobile layout easier to use, adding clearer contact buttons, improving SEO basics or simplifying the route from service page to enquiry.
The aim is simple: understand the website first, then decide what work is actually worth doing.
Image checks
A small business website has a simple job: help people understand what you do, trust what they see and contact you easily.
Image checks are included
Large images are one of the most common reasons small business Large images are one of the most common causes of slow small business websites.
This is especially true for businesses that use lots of photos, such as riads, guesthouses, restaurants, cafés, retreats, property rentals, tour guides and wellness spaces. Photos taken on a phone can look great, but if they are uploaded directly to a website without resizing or compression, they can make pages heavy and slow.
As part of the Health Check, I review whether images may be affecting your website speed and user experience.
Image review can include:
- Simple recommendations for future uploads
- Oversized image files
- Heavy homepage or gallery images
- Poorly named files
- Missing or weak alt text
- Images that look fine but slow the page down
What you receive
A clear action list, not a technical headache
After the Health Check, you receive a straightforward summary of the main issues and suggested next steps.
The aim is to make the findings easy to understand and useful for decision-making.
You receive:
- A plain-English website review
- Key issues found
- Quick wins where possible
- Priority improvements
- SEO and structure observations
- Image and speed notes
- Suggested next steps
You can then decide whether to make the changes yourself, ask your existing web person, or discuss further support with me.
Start with a Website Health CheckWhatsApp NeilWho this is for
A good starting point for small business websites
A Website Health Check is useful if:
- your website feels slow or dated
- you are not sure whether your SEO basics are set up properly
- your pages do not clearly explain what you offer
- your website works on desktop but feels awkward on mobile
- your images may be slowing the site down
- visitors are not turning into enquiries
- you want practical advice before paying for larger website work
- you need a clearer plan for improving your site
This is suitable for small businesses in the UK, Morocco and beyond, especially businesses that rely on trust, visibility and easy enquiries.
Start with a Website Health CheckWhatsApp NeilWhat this is not
No jargon, no scare tactics, no fake SEO promises
This is not a guaranteed-ranking SEO package or a complicated technical audit full of language you cannot use.
It is a practical review of your website’s structure, speed, mobile usability, content clarity, SEO basics and enquiry flow.
The goal is to help you understand what needs attention and what action would make the most difference.
Start with a Website Health CheckWhatsApp NeilHAVE A QUESTION
Website Health Check FAQs
A few of our most asked questions about our website health checks.
Not always, but it is often the best first step. It gives a clear view of what needs improving before spending money on larger changes.
Yes. The Health Check is designed for existing websites, whether you built it yourself, used a designer or inherited it from someone else.
WordPress is my main focus, but I can still review many non-WordPress websites and give practical advice on structure, clarity, mobile usability, speed and enquiry flow.
The Health Check can identify SEO basics that may be holding the site back, but it does not promise rankings. It helps make the site clearer, better structured and easier for search engines to understand.
Yes, where the work fits my services. If the site needs practical WordPress improvements, content edits, image optimisation, SEO basics or better contact flow, I can usually help. If a problem needs specialist development, I will say so clearly.
Send your website address and a short note about what feels wrong or what you want the site to do better. I will then confirm whether a Health Check is the right starting point.
GET IN TOUCH
Want a clearer view of your website?
Send me your website address and I will review whether a Website Health Check is the right place to start.
You will get a clear, practical view of what is working, what needs attention and what could help your website become faster, clearer and easier to contact from.