A technical audit of the website you already have.

This is a technical review at a single point in time, not penetration testing, certification, or an ongoing monitoring service. The report describes what's working, what isn't, and what would need to change. You take the report wherever you want, whether to your current developer or back to me for a repair quote.

How the audit is done

No passwords. I carry out the audit from the outside, the same way a visitor or a search engine sees your site, so for most sites the web address is all I need. If the site runs on WordPress, you can also send me a short report that WordPress itself produces in two clicks. It shows what I cannot see from outside, mainly whether everything on the site is up to date. I'll explain how to get it when we start. If you'd rather not send it, the report simply notes which checks I could not do.

I check four areas:

• Security: whether the site is kept up to date, and whether someone who shouldn't have access can get in easily.
• Performance: how fast it loads and what's slowing it down, both on phones and on computers.
• SEO: whether search engines can read the site properly and show it the way you'd want. The part inside the site, not ad campaigns or link-building.
• Accessibility: whether people can actually use the site, including anyone who relies on a keyboard or a screen reader.

The report

Every check, listed. You receive the findings as a PDF report, written in plain language. Each issue comes with an explanation of why it matters and a recommendation for fixing it. Every check I ran is listed at the end, including the ones the site passed. Each of the four areas also gets a score out of ten, so you can see at a glance where the site stands.

Any site. The audit works on any existing site. WordPress and WooCommerce are my main tools, so on those sites the checklist goes one level deeper.

Specialists I refer to

Beyond the code. For findings that touch legal compliance, branding, or product photography, I'll note them in the report and can refer you to specialists that I trust:

• A Cyprus lawyer for GDPR or legal-compliance work
• A photographer for product shots
• A branding specialist for identity questions

No middleman. You hire those people directly. The same happens when one of my own projects needs a photographer or a lawyer.

Fees

From €350. Audits start at €350 for standard websites and €700 for e-shops. For larger or more complex sites, you get a quick confirmation of the scope by email before we start, so that there are no surprises. The fee covers the audit work and the report. It doesn't change based on what I find.