The phone view
Whether the first screen says what you do and where, and whether the text is readable without zooming.
12 / A FREE WRITTEN REVIEW
A second pair of eyes
on your current website.
Send the address of your current website and what bothers you about it. You get a short written reply with the changes that would matter most, whether or not you ever ask for a quote.
WHAT IS LOOKED AT
Six things,
as a new customer sees them.
Ask for a written review against these criteria. Scope, timing and any device-specific checks are agreed for that review; this page does not generate an automated score.
Speed basics
Whether oversized images or unneeded scripts are making visitors wait.
The main action
Whether there is one obvious next step, and how many taps it takes.
Contact and facts
Whether hours, area, phone and address are easy to find and look current.
Accessibility basics
Headings, labels, text alternatives and keyboard use to consider in the review; any assistive-technology testing is confirmed separately.
Identity
Whether the site looks like your business or like a template with a logo on it.
WHAT YOU GET
A short reply,
not a sales pitch.
- A written reply by email
- The three changes that would matter most, in plain words; the aim is a reply within a few business days.
- No obligation
- A quote only if you ask for one. The reply is useful whoever makes the changes.
- What it is not
- Not an automated audit, not a ranking promise and not a security assessment. Opinions about design and clarity, backed by what can be checked by hand.
- Privacy
- Your message goes from your own email app to jack@madebymado.com and is used only to reply.
HOW TO ASK
Three lines
are enough.
- 01
Your website address
The link to the site as it is today.
- 02
What bothers you
Slow, dated, hard to update, not bringing calls: whatever you have noticed.
- 03
What you want it to do
The one thing a visitor should be able to do easily.