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Website Readiness Assessment

Review the parts of your website that help visitors understand your offer and take a next step.

How to answer

Choose what best matches your own experience with each item. “Not yet” also works when you are not sure.

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01Can a first-time visitor tell what you offer and who it is for?

Think about the first screen and the main service pages.

02Do your key pages explain what is included and what a customer can expect?

Clear scope and a simple next step help people decide whether the offer fits.

03Are your important pages comfortable to read and use on a phone?

Consider text size, navigation, buttons, and forms at a narrow screen width.

04Does each important page make its next step clear?

The action should match what a visitor is likely ready to do on that page.

05Can a visitor find and complete a working contact or inquiry path?

Consider how someone reaches the final confirmation, not only whether a link is visible.

06Are text, labels, and keyboard controls easy for people to follow?

Think about readable contrast, useful headings, form labels, and visible keyboard focus.

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