UX & Website Audit

The Landing Page Review focuses on one page. This goes further. A UX and Website Audit looks at the full experience a visitor has from the moment they arrive to the moment they leave, or ideally, the moment they enquire.

We map every key user journey across your site. Where do people go? Where do they get stuck? What friction is costing you conversions before they ever reach a form or a phone number? Every finding is specific and actionable.

Delivered to your inbox as a branded report with a friction map, navigation recommendations, and a prioritised fix list.

What You Get

• Full user journey mapping across your key pages
• Friction point identification at each stage
• Navigation and information architecture assessment
• Mobile experience review
• Page speed and accessibility notes
• Prioritised fix list ranked by impact and effort

Who It Is For

For gyms whose website gets traffic but does not convert. For fighters whose site looks good but produces no enquiries. If visitors are landing on your site and leaving without doing anything, this audit finds out exactly why.

See a Sample

Every service is delivered as a formatted branded report. Below is an extract from a real sample output.

User Journey: New Visitor Seeking a Trial Class

Step 1: Homepage. Friction: No visible trial offer. The hero image is a stock photo. The nav has seven items with no clear priority. Expected action: find a trial class CTA. Actual behaviour: 62% of visitors scroll less than halfway down the page.

Step 2: Classes page. Friction: Class descriptions are formatted as a paragraph of text with no prices, times, or levels visible. Expected action: find a relevant class and click to book. Actual behaviour: average time on page is 18 seconds before exit.

Step 3: Contact page. Friction: The enquiry form has nine fields...

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