Send the public website URL
Include the main action you want a visitor to take: call, request a quote, book, buy, or visit.
For Greenwich & Fairfield County Businesses
Send one URL.
Get five practical fixes.
I review the public path a customer takes through your website and send back five specific observations, ordered by practical impact. No password, private access, purchase, or sales call is required.
Public pages only · No passwords · No private data · No purchase required
Start Here
Tell me which public site to check.
Fill this out on the page, then continue in Gmail, use another email app, or copy the completed request. Nothing is submitted to a hidden form service.
How It Works
A useful first step without a vague sales pitch.
The checkup is deliberately small. It gives you something concrete to evaluate before deciding whether to fix the issues yourself or ask for implementation help.
I inspect the customer path
I check only public pages and confirm receipt and timing by email. You never need to send a password.
You receive five prioritized fixes
Each observation identifies what is visible, why it matters, and the practical next repair.
What You Receive
Each finding separates the fact from the fix.
Your one-page checkup cites the public page reviewed and uses this structure. The example below is intentionally generic; it is not a claim about a customer or a promised result.
Illustrative finding — not a customer result
What is visible
A service-page quote button sends the visitor to a generic contact page without carrying over the service they were viewing.
Why it matters
The visitor must repeat context, and the business receives a less useful inquiry.
Practical repair
Preserve the service name in the form or route the button to a service-specific request path.
What I Check
Customer path
Whether the primary next step is clear, reachable, and consistent.
Links and forms
Visible dead ends, inactive controls, confusing labels, and contact friction.
Proof and trust
How reviews, projects, credentials, locations, and current business information are presented.
Mobile and desktop basics
Layout or readability problems that can obscure the offer or the next action.
Factual consistency
I flag conflicting or visibly outdated statements for your verification. I do not invent missing business facts.
Common Questions
Useful boundaries before you send anything.
What does the website checkup cost?
The five-point website checkup is free and does not require a purchase or sales call.
What do I need to send?
Send one public business website URL and the main action you want a visitor to take.
What information can 06830 Studio access?
The checkup uses public website pages only. Do not send passwords, private account access, banking information, or tax information.
What happens after the checkup?
Use the findings yourself, share them with your existing provider, or ask 06830 Studio to scope the optional $499.99 Website Tune-Up Sprint.
Request the Checkup
Your website URL is enough to start.
Choose Gmail, another email app, or copy a short completed template for your website address and primary customer action. If email is inconvenient, book a short call and we can look at the site together.
Please do not send passwords, tax information, banking details, or other private account data.
After the Checkup
Implementation is optional.
Use the five fixes yourself, hand them to your current website provider, or ask 06830 Studio to scope a focused repair pass. The Website Tune-Up Sprint is $499.99 one time; written scope and secure collaborator access are confirmed before payment.
See the Website Tune-Up Sprint → Greenwich web design options → Read the five-point guide →