Inputs
Business objective, priority audiences and tasks, current website or system access, known concerns, analytics if available, stakeholder interview, and constraints.
Hays Digital Works
Consulting & Website Audit
Paid clarity before commitment
Leave with priorities you can understand and act on.
The Consultation & Website Audit is a lower-risk starting point when the problem is real but the right project, platform, or sequence is not yet clear.
Review areas
Content clarity, navigation and conversion, responsive experience, accessibility, performance, privacy and security signals, maintainability, platform risk, and measurement readiness.
Deliverable
A written action brief separating urgent risks, quick improvements, foundational work, and later opportunities, followed by a 60-minute findings conversation.
Timing and quote basis
Typical turnaround is defined after intake. The fee is fixed for the approved audit boundary; authenticated flows, code review, security testing, broad content inventories, and multi-system analysis require a separate quote.
The outcome is a recommendation—not pressure to hire Hays Digital Works for implementation. If another specialist or simpler platform is the responsible next step, the brief should say so.
Before the conversation
Send the primary URL, the decision or task that is not working, the people affected, any fixed deadline, and the two questions you most need answered. Access credentials and sensitive data are never requested through the public form.
Scheduling expectations
Share your timezone and two or three preferred windows. A request is not a reservation; the meeting exists only after written confirmation. If you need to cancel or reschedule, reply to the confirmation as early as possible. Any fee, late-cancellation boundary, and preparation requirement must be disclosed before payment.
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