Start with a website review
Use this when the current site already exists and you need diagnosis: speed, SEO, mobile UX, trust, messaging, and conversion path.
Next step
Website review vs proof checklist
Choose a website review when the current site needs diagnosis. Choose a proof checklist when the next build needs real, approved assets before design starts.
Choose the next stepStart with the proof checklist
Use this when the next build needs real assets first: screenshots, reviews, photos, permissions, and examples that can be shown publicly.
What the pair does
The review shows what is weak. The proof checklist shows what can be used to build a credible, specific page.
What to send now
Send the site URL, goal, audience, current proof assets, and any limits on what can be shown. We will reply with a clear next step.
What not to invent
Do not invent client names, numbers, testimonials, awards, screenshots, or results that were not approved.
FAQ
Questions worth answering before choosing.
Do we need both?
No. The right first step depends on whether the site already exists or whether the next build needs approved proof assets first.
Which one starts first?
Use the review first when the site exists and needs diagnosis. Use the proof checklist first when the build is waiting on real assets.
Can we send it before payment?
Yes. The goal is to define a sensible path before any deeper work starts.
What happens after the pair?
We use the result to decide which pages, proof items, and CTAs should shape the next build.