The Scenario
Your site is about to go live. QA checked the functionality — forms work, pages load, nothing crashes. Ship it, right?
But what about security headers? Meta tags for search engines? Mobile performance on a real 4G connection? Accessibility compliance? Cookie consent on day one?
These aren't QA items. They're the things a real visitor and a real search engine will encounter the moment you go live. And fixing them after launch is always harder than fixing them before.
What the Audit Reveals
Everything a real visitor will encounter on day one
Performance, design, broken links, mobile experience — tested as a real user would experience them, not in a staging bubble.
Security gaps before they're exploitable
Missing security headers, SSL configuration issues, cookie consent gaps. Find them now, not after a breach.
SEO readiness for search engines
Meta tags, JSON-LD, sitemap, robots.txt, OG tags for social sharing. Make sure Google finds you on day one.
Mobile experience on real connections
Your staging environment probably runs on office Wi-Fi. Your customers are on 4G. We test both.
What You Do Next
Fix critical issues before launch day. Security headers, broken links, missing meta tags — these take minutes to fix but weeks to notice if you skip them.
Use the audit as a launch checklist. Share it with your team so everyone knows what's left to do.
Re-audit after launch to confirm everything survived the deployment. Staging and production are never quite the same.