See your site the way a customer, Google, and a hacker each do. Your website makes an impression before you say a word. We review every page the way a real visitor and a search engine actually experience it, score it 0–100, and hand you a prioritized fix list — not just a list of problems.
of first impressions of a business come down to web design
of mobile visitors abandon a page that takes over 3 seconds to load
of potential clients judge your credibility on your website alone
Most site audits hand you a spreadsheet of problems and leave the fixing to you. AltoWebLens is built differently: every finding comes with the exact on-page text it applies to, why it matters, and the fix — in plain English, ranked by real business impact, not just severity labels.
Spelling, grammar, messaging, text trapped in images
Value proposition clarity, CTAs, social proof, jargon
Navigation, broken forms, dead links, layout & scannability
Titles, descriptions, structured data, indexability
Image weight, load speed, Core Web Vitals signals
WCAG contrast, alt text, keyboard navigation
HTTPS, security headers, exposed software versions
Colors, fonts, tone vs. your brand guide
Business details, privacy policy, trust badges
Click depth, orphan pages, broken internal links, URL hygiene
Tap targets, horizontal overflow, whether your hamburger menu actually opens, mobile/desktop content parity
We read the words baked into your hero banners and graphics, not just what's in the HTML
75% of potential clients judge your credibility on your website alone. A typo or a slow page sends them elsewhere before they ever enquire.
We review your homepage plus key pages (services, pricing, contact, about), end to end.
Every category gets a 0–100 score against a fixed rubric, so it's comparable across re-audits.
A branded, prioritized scorecard you can actually act on — worst issues first, in plain English.
Approve the plan and we implement the fixes for you, hands-on. Most of it is configuration and code, not a rebuild.
Get a scored, prioritized audit — not a spreadsheet of problems. Free preview available.
Sources: 94% first-impression figure — Sweor / Stanford Web Credibility Project. Mobile load-speed abandonment figure — Google/Deloitte mobile speed data.