Direct answer
What this audit tells you
A FreeScan design audit reviews whether the public page makes its purpose and next action understandable, then checks browser-rendered evidence for responsiveness, readability, performance, layout ergonomics, and runtime errors. It measures defined friction signals rather than subjective visual taste.
What you receive
One report, three practical outcomes
Message and action clarity
Check the primary CTA, hero context, trust evidence, and the density of visible text.
Readable hierarchy
Review typography, spacing consistency, and whether the page creates a clear order of attention.
Rendered quality
Inspect viewport behavior, horizontal overflow, tap targets, runtime console health, and lightweight speed metrics.
Workflow
Use the evidence before changing the website
Step 1
Identify the intended task
Define what a qualified visitor should understand and do before interpreting individual visual signals.
Step 2
Fix measurable friction
Address broken layout, unclear action, unreadable text, errors, and slow rendering before subjective polish.
Step 3
Verify on real viewports
Test mobile and desktop behavior, keyboard access, loading states, and the complete conversion path.
Methodology
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Limits
What this public audit does not claim
- The audit does not judge brand originality, positioning, customer research, or complete funnel performance.
- Lightweight scan timings are directional and do not replace real-user Core Web Vitals data.
- A clear page still needs a valuable product, credible proof, and an offer that matches visitor intent.
Check the current public page
Run the deterministic scan, inspect the evidence, and keep the existing page unchanged until a finding is reproduced.
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