Restore the key function first
If the website, form, or main button does not work, fix the failure first. Assess a redesign afterwards.
Before a redesign
Do you need to rebuild the whole website?
Answer five short questions. At the end you will get a preliminary assessment: full rebuild, targeted changes, collect data first, or fix a failure first.
No registration. This is not an arbitrary website score — it explains what to do next and why.
Example result
Full redesign: probably not needed
You will see the redesign assessment, the weak points implied by your answers, and a recommended next step.
Quick navigation
Start with the assessment or jump to how the result is interpreted.
5 short questions
Get a preliminary assessment of what your website needs next
We check five things: whether the website works, whether the mobile path is clear, whether the structure still matches the business, whether enough data exists for a major decision, and what should not be lost during changes.
Question 1 of 5
How to read the assessment
The result is not “good or bad website” — it shows the sensible size of the next step
One broken button, a weak mobile path, and a website that no longer represents the business require very different decisions.
Start with targeted changes
If the foundation is current but the inquiry path is weak, 1–3 key pages, buttons, or the form may be enough.
There is a reason to consider a larger rebuild
If the website no longer reflects services, structure, or business scale, larger changes may make sense — with a preservation plan.
Collect data first
If the website works but you do not know what actually leads to inquiries, make major decisions after basic analytics is configured.
Verify the result
Want to check the preliminary assessment on the real website?
Send the address. We will review the exact areas your answers flagged and say whether the conclusion holds up.
Or email: irynaludanova@gmail.com