Measuring Core Web Vitals, finding bottlenecks (images, scripts, server, plugins) and a speed-up plan with an estimate of the impact.
Service · Audit and consulting
Technical audit and consulting: a clear diagnosis before expensive decisions
Is your website slow, invisible on Google, or is an agency proposing an expensive new system and you’re not sure you need it? I review what is really going on and you get a clear, prioritised plan — explained in plain language, without jargon.
- Speed
- Core Web Vitals measurements
- SEO
- Indexing and structure
- Security
- SSL, headers, risks
- Result
- A prioritised report
Most common reasons
What I can help with
Most technical problems have a clear cause. The job is to find it quickly — before money is spent on the wrong solution.
Checking indexing, titles and descriptions, structure, duplicate URLs, sitemaps, hreflang tags and structured data.
Outdated add-ons, missing security headers, SSL, backups and risks that need fixing right away.
WordPress, a SaaS platform or a custom build? An independent assessment based on your goals, budget and maintenance.
A second opinion on an agency’s quote or a technical specification — before you sign or launch a tender.
Recurring errors, code nobody dares to touch and systems that work “somehow” — diagnosis and a remediation plan.
Audit
What a website technical audit covers
An audit is a systematic review, not a “quick look”. I use the same tools as Google (PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse, Search Console) plus manual code review, because automated tools don't see everything. The review covers:
- Speed on mobile and desktop (LCP, INP, CLS) — lab data and real-user data
- Size and format of images, fonts, scripts and stylesheets
- Indexing: robots.txt, sitemap, canonical URLs, redirects and 404 errors
- Titles, descriptions, heading structure (H1–H3) and internal linking
- Structured data (Schema.org) and how the site appears in search results
- Mobile display, readability and basic accessibility
- HTTPS, security headers and outdated components
- Contact forms and the path to an enquiry — where visitors drop off
The result is a report with priorities: first what affects visits and enquiries most, then the rest. To understand the basics before an audit, read why a website is slow and how to check it.
Process
How it works
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Describe the problem
Send the website address or a description of the system and what bothers you. I reply with a proposed scope and price.
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Analysis
Measurements, code and configuration review. A website audit usually takes a few working days.
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Report and call
We go through the findings together, so it’s clear what is urgent and what can wait.
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Implementation (optional)
I make the fixes, or you hand them to your team — the plan is written for both cases.
FAQ
Questions about audits and consulting
What exactly do I get after an audit?
A written report with the issues found, ranked by importance: what directly costs you visits or enquiries, what is a security risk and what is cosmetic. Each item explains how to fix it and roughly how much work it takes — so you decide what to do, with whom and in which order.
Do you need access to my hosting or website admin?
Not for the first review — speed, SEO basics and security headers can be checked from outside. For a deeper analysis (server, database, plugins, Search Console) we agree on access separately, and I never ask for passwords by email.
Can you also fix what you find?
I can, but you don’t have to hire me for it. The audit is just as useful if your current agency or developer does the fixes — the report is written so any professional can implement it.
Do you consult on projects you don’t build?
Yes. I can review another agency’s quote, a specification or a technology choice and tell you what is reasonable, what is overpriced and which questions to ask before signing.
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Contact
Have a project in mind? Let's talk.
Describe your idea in a few sentences. I'll reply personally within 24 hours on business days, with clear next steps.
Emailinfo@engimotive.com
LocationZenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Working modeRemote — Europe and worldwide
What happens next: a reply with a few questions → a short call → a fixed quote. No obligation.