Website & Software Audits

Find out what's really holding your website or software back.

When something isn't working as well as it should, it's tempting to start making changes immediately. Without understanding the underlying problem, however, it's easy to spend time and money fixing the wrong thing.

A technical audit provides an independent assessment of your website or application, identifying problems, opportunities and areas that should be prioritised.

What We Audit

Performance

Identify factors affecting loading times, responsiveness and Core Web Vitals.

Technical SEO

Examine the technical foundations that affect crawling, indexing and search visibility.

Accessibility

Identify technical and usability barriers that may prevent people from effectively using your website.

Usability

Review navigation, interaction and user experience to identify areas where the website could better serve its visitors.

Code & Architecture

Assess the underlying code and architecture for maintainability, complexity and potential technical debt.

Technical Debt

Identify areas of accumulated technical debt that could increase development time, cost or risk.

What You'll Receive

An audit should give you something useful to act on, rather than simply presenting a list of technical problems.

  • A clear assessment of the current situation
  • Identification of significant technical issues
  • Explanation of why each issue matters
  • Prioritised recommendations
  • Suggested approaches to addressing the problems
  • Opportunities for further improvement

The recommendations are designed to help you decide what to do next, whether you choose to implement the changes yourself or ask Sheldon Software to help.

The Audit Process

Audit

Understand your business, your website and the problems you're experiencing.

Optimise

Investigate the technical implementation and identify problems and opportunities.

Modernise

Produce clear, prioritised recommendations that you can act on.

Understand Your Website or Software

Start with an independent assessment and find out what should be prioritised.

Discuss an Audit