Find the parts of your website that are making customers work too hard.
A Think Big website audit looks at the experience from several angles: speed, mobile usability, search clarity, content structure and the route from landing page to enquiry or sale.
Illustrative preview. A real audit uses the live website, technical checks and page-by-page review.
A website can look good and still lose the customer before the contact form.
The audit looks for friction between the search, the page the visitor lands on, the information they need and the action you want them to take. Technical issues matter, but so do unclear services, weak proof and confusing customer journeys.
See the site through the customer and the search engine at the same time.
Too much code can delay the useful part of the page.
We look at loading behaviour, front-end weight, images, scripts, third-party tools and the parts of the page that affect the first useful interaction.
Which problem sounds most like your current website?
Choose the closest one. The result shows where we would start looking during a real audit.
Check what loads before the customer can do anything useful.
We would review page weight, scripts, imagery, caching, mobile performance and the speed of the first useful customer action.
A clear list of what to fix first.
The audit is useful when it turns a messy website into an ordered set of actions. We separate urgent technical problems from content, search and conversion improvements so the next move is clear.
Broken functionality, severe speed problems, mobile blockers or contact failures.
Weak titles, vague services, poor internal linking or missing local context.
Missing proof, weak calls to action, buried contact routes or unclear offers.
Fix the highest-impact problems first, then improve the rest in sequence.
Technical checks combined with the way real customers use the website.
Think Big Online website audits cover performance, mobile usability, SEO structure, page clarity, local search signals, AI search readiness and conversion paths for business websites across Ireland and the UK.
The review can identify problems with page speed, crawlability, metadata, service and location structure, internal links, contact routes and the information customers need before they enquire or buy.
Send us the website you want checked.
Tell us what feels wrong, what you want more of and where the business operates.