Business & goals
Clarify the services, customers and actions the website needs to support.
Website & workflow audit
Find what is getting in the way.
Choose the right next step.
WebDarbin reviews your website, enquiry journey and the workflow behind it to identify practical priorities before a redesign, campaign or automation project.
The starting point
Built around
what you need.
An audit gives you a useful starting point before committing to a larger project. We review how the website explains the business, how visitors move toward an enquiry and what happens after the request reaches your team. The result is a clearer set of priorities grounded in the current experience.
Possible scope
What the work
can include.
Every proposal is shaped around the business and the agreed objective. It may include some or all of the areas below.
Website clarity
Review the offer, navigation, page structure and whether key information is easy to find.
Mobile journey
Check the important paths on smaller screens, including contact and enquiry steps.
Search foundations
Review indexable content, metadata, internal links and obvious technical barriers.
Enquiry handoff
Follow what happens after a request and identify unclear ownership, repetition or missing information.
Priority plan
Group findings into a practical order so the next scope addresses the most useful work first.
How we work
Clear stages.
Visible decisions.
Share the starting point
Send the website, business context and the problem you want to understand.
Review the journey
We inspect the agreed pages, enquiry path and relevant handoffs.
Discuss the findings
We explain what we found, why it matters and which questions still need an answer.
Choose the next scope
Use the priorities to plan focused improvements or a larger project where justified.
Relevant work
WebDarbin connected journey
WebDarbin connects the public brief, internal review, proposal and client workspace so the next action stays visible.
Explore the exampleBefore we start
Practical
questions.
What do you need from us?
Start with the public website and a short explanation of the business goal or problem. If reviewing an internal handoff requires access or sensitive information, we agree the safe scope before that part begins.
Does the audit include implementation?
The audit identifies and prioritises the work. Any design, development, content or integration work is agreed separately so you can decide what to do next.
Is an audit always required before a project?
No. A separate audit is most useful when the problem or scope is unclear. For a well-defined project, the necessary review can be included in the proposal and delivery stages.
Your next step
Tell us what
needs to work better.
A website, online store, connected workflow or improvements to what you already have. Tell us what you need and what is getting in the way.
Start a Project Have a question first?What happens after you enquire
Share the essentials
Tell us about your business, what you need and anything we should know about timing.
We review your brief
We review your brief and follow up to clarify the goal, existing tools and practical next step.
Agree the work
If the project is a fit, we prepare a proposal with scope, pricing and delivery stages for your review.
Submitting a brief starts a conversation. It does not start paid work.