An audit helps you decide where to put your time and budget. We start with the questions that matter: where are people losing their way, which information is missing, and what’s getting in the way technically?

You get findings you can act on, with examples, priorities, and next steps. We separate quick improvements from larger changes so you can plan the work and explain the choices to your team.

What's included

Audit scope
Website assessment
Priorities
Recommendations

Selected Projects

PVS Privatabrechnung

Fixture Tech Solutions

KEW AG Neunkirchen

Müller Group

Scheer PAS Website Relaunch

AREA47 – Website Relaunch

imc AG – Website Relaunch

Web Design Distinctive websites with a clear next step. Website Relaunch Rethink your website’s content, design, and structure, with a clear plan for launch. Digital Accessibility Find accessibility barriers, make practical improvements, and understand what’s been checked.

How we work

Focus the review

We clarify your audience, goals, and known concerns, then set the scope. It might cover navigation, mobile use, contact journeys, content, accessibility, or loading performance.

Show the problem and why it matters

We review selected pages and key journeys, using measurement data where it’s available. Each finding includes a concrete example and a recommendation for what to do about it.

Leave with a plan

Your action list includes priorities, effort estimates, and dependencies. We’ll help you decide what to improve within the current site and when a larger rebuild makes sense.

Does this replace a full accessibility or security audit?

No. We define the audit’s scope before starting. A detailed accessibility or security assessment needs its own criteria, specialist expertise, and clearly defined scope.

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Selected Projects

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