THE WEBSITE CHECKUP / START WITH WHAT YOU KNOW
A better question.
A clearer next step.
What should stay? What needs a closer look? Use your own experience to prepare a useful website conversation—without pretending a questionnaire has inspected your site.
Self-reported. Not an automated audit.
No website URL, contact information or account required.
24Optional questions
six useful themes
Your wordsUnverified answers
not measured findings
Local onlyReview, then download
no automatic sharing
01 / A LITTLE HONEST REFLECTION
What do you know?
What is still unknown?
You can answer Yes, No or Unsure, or leave a question unanswered. A Yes is your statement, not verified evidence. A No creates a discussion suggestion—not a diagnosis. Counts describe your answers, never a website score.
02 / REVIEW WHAT YOU ARE ACTUALLY SAYING
Your starting point.
Not a finding.
Suggested discussion order comes from the questions you answered No. It is not a measured risk ranking. Unknowns still need real evidence. Even a full set of Yes answers does not prove that a website works or is ready.
BASED ONLY ON YOUR NO ANSWERS
Suggestions to discuss.
You did not select No for any question. That does not establish that the site works or is ready.
UNSURE OR NOT ANSWERED
Keep the unknowns visible.
No Unsure or Not answered choices remain. Your Yes/No statements are still unverified.
Nothing has been sent to WebFavor. The inquiry link carries no answers, label or notes. Choose what to copy into a separate request and review it there before sending. No scope, quote, price, timeline, package, payment, booking or service entitlement is selected by this checkup.
THE NEXT STEP / A REVIEWED SCOPE
Keep what is useful.
Improve with evidence.
A redesign is not a reason to lose working contact forms, scheduling tools or customer journeys. Confirm the real facts, dependencies and ownership before changing or migrating a site.