WebOps / Audits
Know what is wrong with your platform. Before it becomes a crisis.
A WebOps audit gives you a clear, prioritized picture of your platform’s health: performance, security posture, accessibility compliance, SEO, answer-engine readiness, and editorial workflow friction. Delivered as a findings report your team can act on, with a remediation roadmap that tells you what to fix first.
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What a WebOps audit examines
Every signal that matters, in one clear picture.
A WebOps audit is a structured review of your platform across the signals that most commonly drive underperformance, security risk, and lost visibility: performance, security, accessibility, SEO, answer-engine readiness, and editorial workflow. We audit Drupal, WordPress, HubSpot Content Hub, Contentful, and Sanity. Each finding is severity-rated with a specific recommended action.
How we grade it
Every page, scored against what good looks like.
Your audit grades performance, accessibility, best practices, SEO, and answer-engine readiness, then shows exactly where you stand today and what it takes to reach green.
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Speed
Performance
Core Web Vitals, page load time, server response, image optimization, caching configuration, and database query performance. We identify what is slowing your platform down and why.
Exposure
Security
Outstanding core and contrib updates, known vulnerability exposure, user permission review, file system configuration, and third-party dependency review. We identify exposure before it is exploited.
Compliance
Accessibility
WCAG 2.1 AA compliance across key templates and user journeys. Automated scan combined with manual review of the most critical pages. Findings documented with specific remediation guidance.
Organic health
SEO health
Technical SEO review covering indexation, crawlability, structured data, page title and meta patterns, redirect chains, and Core Web Vitals impact on organic performance.
Answer-engine ready
AEO readiness
How well AI assistants and answer engines can read, understand, and cite your content: structured data, content structure, llms.txt, and the machine-readable signals that decide whether you surface in AI-generated answers.
Team friction
Editorial workflow
How your content team actually uses the platform: where they face friction, where they rely on developers for tasks they should be able to do independently, and where content governance breaks down.
Audit deliverables
A report your team can act on, not a document that gets filed.
Documented & rated
Findings report
Every finding documented with a severity rating (critical, high, medium, low), a plain-language explanation of what it means and why it matters, and a specific recommended action.
Sequenced by impact
Prioritised remediation roadmap
Findings sequenced by severity and effort, so you know what to address first and can plan the work across sprints or a project.
A working session
Readout session
A working session with your team to walk through the findings, answer questions, and agree on next steps. Not just a PDF delivery.
When an audit makes sense
Five situations where an audit gives you clarity.
Before a build or migration
Understand the state of your current platform before committing to a scope and timeline.
After a build or migration
Confirm that what was delivered meets your quality and compliance standards.
When performance is declining
Get a clear diagnosis rather than addressing symptoms one at a time.
When you have a new security concern
Move from anxiety to a prioritized action plan.
When leadership asks about platform state
Give them a defensible, documented answer.
For projects that cannot fail
Want a clear picture of your platform’s health?
Tell us what you are concerned about. We will scope an audit that gives you the answers you need.
Frequently asked questions.
WebOps audits, answered.
What is a WebOps audit?
A WebOps audit is a structured review of your CMS platform across performance, security, accessibility, SEO, answer-engine readiness (AEO), and editorial workflow. The output is a prioritized findings report and remediation roadmap.
How long does a website audit take?
A standard WebOps audit is typically completed in two to three weeks. Larger platforms with complex architectures or specific compliance requirements may take longer. We scope every audit before starting.
What is the output of a WebOps audit?
A findings report with every issue documented, severity-rated, and accompanied by a specific recommended action. A prioritized remediation roadmap. A readout session with your team to walk through findings and agree next steps.
Can a WebOps audit be the starting point for a bigger project?
Yes. Many clients commission an audit before a build, migration, or maintenance retainer. The audit findings feed directly into the project scope and prevent surprises mid-engagement.
Do you audit platforms you did not build?
Yes. We audit Drupal, WordPress, HubSpot Content Hub, Contentful, and Sanity platforms regardless of who built them. We begin with a platform history review to understand the architecture and any known issues before running the structured audit.