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Free website auditor / Self-review

Check your website. Know what to improve.

Run a quick check of one page’s public HTML, then use the self-review below to assess what a scan cannot see.

Reviewed October 6, 2026 · Practical guidance for 2026, planning ahead for 2027

Professional Business Websites / Audit tool

See the signals. Plan the next move.

Enter a public website address. We’ll check one page’s initial HTML for search, usability, security, contact and sharing signals.

  • No account or signup
  • Practical next steps, not a ranking prediction
  • Powered by the DPS Labs website auditor engine

You can enter a domain or a full public URL. We fetch the page to inspect its HTML; this is not a speed test.

Your answers stay in this page’s memory and are not sent to DPS or analytics. Refreshing or leaving may clear them; your browser may temporarily restore page state. This self-review does not visit or scan a website. The separate auditor above fetches the public address you submit.

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Choose “Needs work” or “Not checked” wherever appropriate. Unanswered items are treated as not checked.

01. A new visitor can explain what we do, who we help, and where we work.

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02. The primary next step is obvious and accurately described.

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03. Claims, photos, reviews, and credentials are accurate and permitted.

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04. The key journey works on a phone with readable text and comfortable controls.

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05. I can navigate and complete the key task using a keyboard.

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06. Text, labels, and controls have been checked for readable contrast.

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07. Performance has been checked after real images and integrations were added.

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08. The contact or booking path has been tested through to actual receipt.

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09. Important pages have specific titles, useful content, and crawlable links.

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10. I know what data is collected, where it goes, and what controls apply.

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11. I know who controls the domain, hosting, content, and relevant accounts.

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12. Someone is responsible for updates, recovery, and regular checks.

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Your useful next steps

A plan, not a grade.

Your summary will appear here when you select “Show my next steps.” No email required.

    A self-review cannot establish accessibility conformance, security, performance, or legal compliance. Test the actual site and seek specialist review where needed.

    Use these priorities in a project brief