Website & mobile experience
Clarity, navigation, readability, mobile usability and visual credibility.
I’ll review the public-facing website properly and give you a practical PDF showing the biggest opportunities across mobile experience, SEO, local visibility, trust, conversion and technical foundations.
I review the findings before sending you the report.
The scoring framework keeps reviews consistent, but the useful part is the judgement underneath it: what deserves fixing first for this particular business.
Clarity, navigation, readability, mobile usability and visual credibility.
Search intent, service targeting, content, internal linking and organic foundations.
Local relevance, public business details and visible search signals.
Reviews, case studies, legitimacy and evidence behind the claims.
Calls to action, form friction and how easy it is to become a lead.
HTTPS, crawlability, performance signals and technical hygiene.
Your PDF includes the overall benchmark, category scores, the biggest strength, the biggest opportunity, the first thing I would fix, detailed findings and three priority actions.
I’ll tell you what is already working as well. The purpose is to give the owner a clearer view of the website — not manufacture a reason to sell a redesign.
If there is something eWebz can help with afterwards, you can ask for a price. If you would rather take the recommendations and handle them yourself, that is fine too.
Request my checkAutomated checks collect useful evidence. I review the findings and priorities before sending your report.
Nothing. It is a free review designed to show a business owner the strongest opportunities before deciding whether any work is worth paying for.
No. The email address is used to send the requested report and respond if you ask a follow-up question. It does not add you to a newsletter.
No. The initial check is based on publicly available information. Deeper technical or Search Console work would require access only if you later ask for it.
I will say so. A useful review should identify strengths as well as weaknesses. Not every website needs a rebuild.