Does your website support the way you want to work?

Your website may look polished and still be telling the wrong story.

Maybe the language says one thing while the visitor journey says another. Maybe the agreement appears too late. Maybe checkout feels wrong for the relationship you intend. Maybe something simply feels off.

It reads your homepage and up to nine additional pages visible on the open web.

The report appears on screen and is also emailed to you so you can keep it.

No account.

Before you run it

The limits, before you spend two minutes on it:

  • It reads only pages visible on the open web. It never signs in, never submits a form, and never opens anything behind a payment step.
  • It does not establish that your work is private. That rests on your arrangement, your agreements, the capacity of those involved, and your conduct, never on the words of a website.
  • It does not determine how any authority would treat your work, your compensation, or your records, and it promises no financial result.
  • It is educational and informational. It is not legal advice, accounting advice, financial advice, or advice about statutory obligations.
  • Findings come from fixed rules, not from judgement about your situation. Read them as questions worth answering.

Run the check

Enter the public-facing website you want reviewed.

How would you describe the work this website is for?

Your own description. The check never infers this from the words on your pages.

Can someone provide compensation through the website?

Any checkout, payment link, booking deposit, or subscription counts.

Does a private agreement govern this work?
Is that agreement accepted before any payment is taken?

The governing order is agreement first, acceptance recorded, then compensation.

Do you control the account that receives compensation?
Are the public tools in your journey ones you keep on purpose?

Payment processors, schedulers, and platforms may rightly stay. The question is whether the choice was made deliberately.

Optional context Kyle would benefit from if you later reply to the report.

Used to address the report.

Your report is emailed to this address.

Use it as a starting point.

You may find a few simple changes. You may discover the site needs deeper work. Either way, you’ll see it more clearly. Website Design & Build can carry an approach you have already settled into the site itself.

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