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Webflow site audit

Do you need to know how well your established Webflow site is built? Or have you just started working with a developer and already have doubts? I can check either in an audit.

Start with fifteen minutes, free

A build can look fine from the outside while something about it keeps bothering you, and there is often nobody independent to ask. Send me the link, plus a read-only Designer link if you have one. I will spend fifteen minutes on it and tell you plainly whether the build is sound or needs a closer look. It is free, and there is no report attached.

What a full audit covers

Consent and cookies
Whether the banner actually controls the tags behind it
Performance
What loads on every page, image weight, site settings
Links and redirects
A full crawl of the published site
Localization
What is translated and what the sitemap submits
Components
Naming, reuse, navigation
CMS
What is static and should not be
Custom code
Leftover scripts, code tied to class names
Integrations
What is installed and whether it is still in use
Custom versus native
Where custom code is justified and where Webflow would do

Not covered: visual design, copy, SEO strategy, anything behind a login.

Technical SEO is included

Broken links, what the sitemap submits and what slows pages down are the technical side of SEO, and all of it is in the audit. Keywords, content and links are SEO strategy. That is separate work, built on research into your market and competitors, and I would rather point you to someone who does it full time than do it halfway.

What the Webflow Audit panel does not show

The Audit panel in the Designer checks the page you have open for missing alt text, links without a description, skipped heading levels and duplicate IDs. Those are worth fixing.

It does not look inside components, and it does not see the published site with its embeds and third-party scripts. That is where the audit looks: a consent banner that does not control the tags behind it, custom code tied to class names, content typed into pages that belongs in the CMS.

What you get

A written report. Each finding says what is wrong, where, why it matters, and how urgent it is. The recommendations are split into fix now, do next, and worth holding off on.

Alex Glevsky
Alex Glevsky
Astro and Webflow developer, AI-first websites

Have a site you are unsure about?

Send me the link and I will take the fifteen minutes first.

Get in toucha@glevsky.com