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Website MOT
Find out what’s wrong with your website — and what isn’t.
Credited in full against any work over £750 that follows. If you go ahead, the MOT effectively cost you nothing.
The second half of that sentence matters as much as the first. An MOT is an assessment, not a sales pitch dressed up as one: you may well finish it knowing your website is in better shape than you feared.
A structured review of your website across five areas, written up in plain English. You get a clear picture of its technical health, what’s worth attending to, what can be safely left alone, and roughly what the work would cost.
You own the report. If you take it to another developer, that’s entirely your business — and the £149 still comes off my price if you come back.
Technical
- Hosting setup
- PHP and software versions
- SSL certificates
- Forms and email delivery
- Broken links
- Errors and outdated components
Performance
- Page speed
- Mobile performance
- Image sizes and formats
- Unnecessary scripts and bloat
Mobile
- Navigation
- Legible text
- Tappable buttons
- Forms on a small screen
- Layout at real device sizes
Search
- Page titles and descriptions
- Indexing and visibility
- Obvious technical SEO problems
User experience
- Navigation and structure
- Calls to action
- How easy you are to contact
What you receive
A five to ten page PDF — readable, not a wall of machine output. It gives an overall score, separates what’s good from what needs attention, recommends what to do, and estimates what that work would cost. In effect you finish with a quotation you can act on, hold on to, or ignore.
Book a Website MOT.
Tell me what you’re trying to achieve, what’s going wrong, or what you’re worried about — and I’ll tell you honestly what I think the sensible option is.
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