Is your website
holding you back?

Check what is true today.

1. It loads in a few seconds on mobile data. Slow pages lose visitors before they read a word.

   If not: Large photographs, unused scripts and heavy templates are the usual causes; a rebuild starts with sized images and no dead weight.

2. The first screen says what you do and where. A new customer decides in seconds whether they are in the right place.

   If not: One headline with the service and the town, before any welcome message.

3. There is one obvious next step. Call, book, order, visit or ask: one clear action beats three competing buttons.

   If not: Pick the action that matters most and repeat it where it helps.

4. Hours, area and contact details are correct today. Wrong hours cost trust faster than anything else.

   If not: Put them in one place that is easy to update, and check them each season.

5. Prices, or how to get a quote, are visible. People compare before they call; silence reads as expensive.

   If not: Publish starting prices or ranges, or say plainly how a quote works.

6. The photographs show your actual work, room or products. Stock photos tell visitors nothing about you.

   If not: Phone photos of real work beat polished pictures of someone else.

7. Every link and form still works. A dead link or a form that goes nowhere ends the visit.

   If not: Click every link and send yourself a test message once a month.

8. The text is readable without zooming. Small text on a phone is text nobody reads.

   If not: Sixteen-pixel body text and short paragraphs, with real headings.

9. It works with a keyboard and a screen reader. Some customers cannot use a mouse or see the screen.

   If not: Real headings, labeled form fields, text alternatives for images and a visible focus ring.

10. It looks like your business, not a template. A generic site suggests a generic business.

    If not: Your colors, your words and your photographs, chosen deliberately.

11. You own the domain and hosting accounts. If someone else holds them, you cannot move or fix your own site.

    If not: Check who the registrar and host bill; move the accounts into your name.

12. It still describes the business you run now. Old services and old prices send the wrong customers.

    If not: Read every page once a year as if you were a stranger.

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