Your website,reviewedframe by frame.

A website audit checks the public elements that affect how visible and usable a site is: performance, SEO, mobile experience, content, technical set-up, accessibility and compliance. Its main job is to rank the fixes by impact.

The order depends on the site. Title tags and meta descriptions, heading structure, internal linking, indexability and loading speed all count, but the Capturit audit puts first the actions with the best balance of impact and effort.

A slow mobile site often comes down to heavy images, too much JavaScript, badly loaded fonts or unsuitable hosting. Core Web Vitals separate loading time, responsiveness and visual stability, so you can fix the real cause.

The overall Capturit score combines seven dimensions and gives you a starting point. What matters is understanding what gets in the way of your visitors and their enquiries: information they can't find, slow pages on phones, a form that's hard to use. The report ranks the actions to tackle first, without guaranteeing a number of visits or leads.

Yes. The score, the breakdown by dimension and the three priority actions are shown without creating an account. The detailed plan can then be sent by email, and no card details are required.

The audit checks the technical criteria that are publicly visible: title and description tags, heading structure, sitemap, robots.txt, structured data and internal links. It complements the real data in Google Search Console, which you still need to measure queries, clicks and rankings.

An SEO audit looks at indexability, tags, content and links. A performance audit measures things like loading speed, responsiveness and visual stability. The two go together, because a page has to be easy to find, easy to understand and pleasant to use.

The audit picks up some public signals, such as a consent banner, a privacy policy and third-party trackers. It does not replace a full legal review of your data processing, contracts and internal procedures.