Audit & redesign

Understand what's wrong.
Then correct it.

You have a site but the results don't follow. Before redoing everything, we analyze what is really blocking us and we act where it changes something.

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What it includes

A diagnosis, not an opinion.

The audit is structured into three axes: technical, SEO, and conversion. Each point identified is accompanied by a concrete action.

Technical & performance audit

Lighthouse score, load times, Core Web Vitals, JavaScript errors, hosting issues. What Google measures before even reading your content.

On-page SEO audit

Title tags, meta, H1/H2 structure, duplicate content, broken links, sitemap, structured data. Which slows down your positioning.

UX audit & conversion

Navigation, readability, hierarchy of information, calls to action, mobile journey. What makes a visitor leave before they contact you.

Clear written report

A readable document, not a 200-line spreadsheet. Each problem is explained simply with its impact and the associated correction.

Prioritized action plan

What to fix first, what can wait, what is optional. You know where to focus your energy or your budget.

Targeted or complete overhaul

The audit can lead to targeted corrections (performance, SEO) or a complete redesign of the site if that is what the situation requires.

For whom

Do you recognize yourself?

Your site exists but does not generate any requests

Visitors come by, no one contacts. The problem is rarely the content; it often comes from a broken path or a site that is too slow for people to stay.

You are invisible on Google

Your competitor created 6 months ago appears in front of you on the keywords of your activity. An SEO audit often reveals very concrete causes for this.

Your site takes 8 seconds to load

Each additional second causes some of your visitors to leave. Beyond 3 seconds, you lose the majority of mobile users.

You have taken over an existing site and do not know its status

Business acquisition, project takeover, new service provider before touching anything, an audit allows you to know what you have in your hands.

Audit deadline

3 to 5 working days

Report delivered in writing. Video monitoring to browse the results together if you wish.

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How does it work in practice?

You share access

Site URL, Google Search Console access if available. No need for WordPress access for auditing except for redesign.

We analyze

Tooled analysis (Lighthouse, screaming frog, SEO tools) supplemented by a manual reading of the user journey.

You receive the report

Structured document, prioritized issues, recommended actions. We talk about it together via video if you want to go deeper.

Frequently asked questions

What we are often asked.

A question about your specific site? Send the URL, we'll see.

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Yes. The audit is a service in its own right which requires time and rigorous analysis. Its cost is fully deducted if you order a redesign immediately.

All types: WordPress, WooCommerce, Laravel, HTML/CSS, Shopify or other. Technology does not change the approach: we analyze what slows down your site, whatever the technical basis.

No. The audit is independent of the redesign. He delivers a report and a prioritized action plan. You can decide to apply the corrections yourself, to entrust them to another service provider, or to commission us for the future.

A structured written report: each problem identified is explained simply with its impact and the recommended correction. Actions are prioritized. A video presentation can be organized to go through the results together.

Your site URL and, if available, access to Google Search Console are sufficient for the audit. Access to the WordPress administration is only necessary if a redesign follows.

The report is delivered in 3 to 5 working days after receipt of access. A video can be scheduled for the following week to present the results.

The audit is a one-off diagnosis: it identifies existing problems and recommends actions. Maintenance is continuous monitoring: it prevents future problems and makes the site evolve over time. The two are complementary.

Yes. The audit alone is relevant if you want to understand why your site is not performing and obtain a clear action plan, without committing to an immediate redesign.

Your site deserves a real diagnosis.

Share your site URL and describe what doesn't work for you. We'll take the rest.