SiteFixPlan field guide
Turn website signals into better decisions.
Plain-language guidance for teams auditing, redesigning, and improving business-critical websites.
How to audit a small-business website
A practical audit sequence for performance, accessibility, search, trust, and conversion.
Read guide →02Website audit checklist before a redesign
Preserve what works, find what blocks users, and give the redesign a measurable brief.
Read guide →03How to prioritize website audit findings
Rank work by user harm, business importance, confidence, effort, and dependency.
Read guide →04Why a good PageSpeed score is not enough
Performance matters, but it cannot answer whether the experience is clear, accessible, trustworthy, or effective.
Read guide →05Website trust signals every business needs
Help visitors verify who you are, what you offer, how to contact you, and what happens to their data.
Read guide →06How to audit a homepage for conversions
Evaluate audience clarity, message hierarchy, proof, friction, and the path to action.
Read guide →07Automated vs. manual accessibility testing
Understand what tools can catch, what people must test, and how to combine both.
Read guide →08How to prepare a website for AI-assisted search
Strengthen crawlability, entity clarity, useful content, structured data, and source trust without visibility promises.
Read guide →09How often should you audit your website?
Choose an audit schedule based on releases, business risk, traffic, and the journeys your website supports.
Read guide →10What should a website audit report include?
Turn raw test output into evidence, priorities, owners, and verification steps a team can act on.
Read guide →11Website launch quality-assurance checklist
Verify redirects, forms, analytics, accessibility, search controls, performance, and ownership before launch.
Read guide →Decision guides