Is my website actually good enough?

You might have an older site that you want to have replaced, or a just-delivered site that you want a second opinion on. Within 4 hours we form our first judgment.

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Speed

Does your site perform as it should? Have the fastest best practices been used? Which integrations slow down your website?

Accessibility

How easily can visitors with visual impairments visit and understand your site?

SEO/GEO

How does your site perform in search engines and agents, and what can be improved on the website.

Sustainability! Are your website and connected services at all sustainable?

It's a hot topic...green, green and green again. Everyone does their bit, and that's why we always look everywhere for the better - the best-  solution for the environment. And we really go far!

Design

With a well-considered design, sometimes up to 45% can be saved on the energy the screen uses.

Code

Efficiently structured code ensures that the site has to do less work to perform.

External services

Your site can become faster through good external services. Or, on the contrary, much slower because of poor integrations.

Hosting

A no-brainer. Hosting is an energy guzzler. Is your provider green, or does it engage in green washing?

CMS content

Does your site also have thousands of images and news items from 2007 in the system? It all costs power...

CMS setup

If the user needs more time to perform an action....you guessed it.

Accessibility

For visitors with a visual and/or mental impairment, it is important that the content of the website is clear and readable. With or without  supporting screen readers.

B1 texts

Texts must be simple, readable and understandable for all target groups. Including people who read less well or have a mild intellectual disability.

Use of color and contrast

Colors must ensure that the text is easy to read and that the types of information are recognizable.

PDFs, PowerPoints: files with embedded information.

Documents, too, must be accessible in the same way as website content.

WCAG - the standard for accessibility

Within these guidelines you can achieve certain levels that are appropriate - or necessary- for your organization.

Training web editors

Accessibility does not stop at the framework of the website or application. The content managers must have the right knowledge.