SIGEL Web Intelligence is a comprehensive website audit for businesses, marketing teams and agencies that need to know not only what is wrong with a website, but above all what should be fixed first. It combines technical evidence, UX, accessibility, offer communication and business interpretation in one prioritised output.
What is a website audit?
A website audit is a systematic analysis of a website. Depending on its scope, it may review technical health, indexation, performance, mobile usability, content, navigation, trust and the website's ability to move a visitor towards an enquiry or purchase.
The problem with many automated audits is that they stop at a list of metrics. A red score does not tell you whether an issue is a major business barrier, a minor technical imperfection or a cosmetic detail that can wait. SIGEL therefore adds an interpretation and prioritisation layer.
What does a comprehensive website audit review?
- Technical performance: desktop and mobile Lighthouse scores, LCP, FCP, CLS, TBT, Speed Index and Time to Interactive.
- SEO and indexation: robots.txt, sitemap, metadata, canonical URLs, heading structure, links and core search-engine signals.
- Mobile UX: viewport behaviour, horizontal overflow, clickable elements, readability and the user journey on smaller screens.
- Accessibility: contrast, text size and touch-target measurements with concrete findings for manual review.
- Offer communication: whether visitors quickly understand what the business offers, who it is for, why they should trust it and what to do next.
- Trust and decision path: calls to action, proof, friction, consistency and the points where a visitor may lose confidence.
- Brand strategy: brand archetype, customer motivations and a recommended communication direction.
Website audit versus SEO audit
An SEO audit primarily reviews discoverability in search engines: indexation, technical barriers, content structure and signals connected to organic traffic. That matters, but it does not answer the whole question.
A website can have solid SEO and still fail to generate enquiries. It can be fast but unclear. It can attract traffic but fail to build trust. A comprehensive website audit therefore connects SEO with UX, offer clarity, trust and the conversion path. See the detailed comparison in SEO audit vs website audit.
When is a website audit worth doing?
- the website receives traffic but generates too few enquiries or orders,
- advertising brings visitors but the results do not match the spend,
- the business is planning a redesign and does not want to rely on opinions alone,
- the offer has changed and the current website no longer represents the business,
- management or an agency needs an external basis for a decision,
- technical tools show healthy scores but the website still underperforms commercially.
What do you receive?
The deliverable is a visual PDF report. It includes an executive summary, measured evidence, interpretation of the findings, key risks, recommended priorities, a roadmap and an evidence appendix. The purpose is not to bury the client in metrics, but to separate high-impact changes from issues that can wait.
You can review the real report structure in the English demo report.
Website audit price and delivery
The launch price of the SIGEL Web Intelligence report is 199 EUR. The report is prepared for a specific URL and every output is manually reviewed. Delivery is normally within 24 hours on business days after payment is confirmed.
What the audit does not guarantee
The audit does not guarantee higher revenue, search rankings or campaign results. It is a diagnostic basis for decision-making. It identifies risks, barriers and priorities worth validating before more budget is spent on advertising, redesign or further website changes.
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