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Find what is hard to find
Evaluate menus, page organization, high-priority information, and common user tasks.
WorkLight / Website Audits & Improvement Reviews
Your website is often your first impression. How well is it working?
See your school, district, or athletic website through the eyes of the people who use it. Get a structured, independent evaluation with clear findings and improvements your team can act on.
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ILLUSTRATIVE REPORT PREVIEW
Website Experience Snapshot
8.4/10
Overall Experience
Example score, not a real audit result
Prioritized findings • Stakeholder perspectives • Action plan
Why a Website Audit?
Clearer communication starts with a clearer experience.
Your website is a daily resource for students, families, staff, and the broader community. A practical review shows what is working and where visitors may struggle.
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See different perspectives
Consider the experiences of parents, students, staff, leadership, and community members.
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Identify improvement priorities
Separate urgent issues and quick wins from longer-term opportunities.
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Make the next step manageable
Receive an improvement roadmap without an automatic recommendation to replace your website.
Choose Your Review
Three focused options. Clear deliverables.
Introductory fixed-scope pricing designed to make a useful independent assessment accessible to schools and athletic departments.
Athletic Department
Athletic Website Audit
$250
A focused review of a school athletic website.
- Navigation, schedules, teams and results
- Family and community experience
- Content quality and communication
- Prioritized improvement opportunities
School or District
School / District Website Audit
$500
A broader review of school or district website communication.
- Information structure and findability
- Stakeholder journeys and usability
- Clarity, mobile use and content
- Prioritized improvement opportunities
Combined Review
School / District + Athletics
$700
A connected review of district/school and athletics web experiences.
- Both focused audit perspectives
- Cross-site consistency and navigation
- Communication across audiences
- Unified prioritized action roadmap
Pricing assumes one defined public-facing site per audit type and a mutually agreed scope. Additional sites or deeper testing may require a separate quote.
What You Receive
Not just a score. A practical path forward.
Reports are designed for both decision-makers and the people responsible for day-to-day website improvements.
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Executive Summary
High-level scores, strengths, risks, and the most important decisions.
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Visual Audit Report
Stakeholder perspectives, scored categories, and clearly presented findings.
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Actionable Recommendations
Prioritized quick wins, meaningful improvements, and follow-up opportunities.
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30–60 Minute Review
A virtual or in-person review, or a recorded walkthrough by agreement.
Our Approach
An independent perspective, grounded in school operations.
WorkLight combines AI-assisted analysis with a structured evaluation framework and professional interpretation. The goal is to help your team understand the visitor experience, not to sell a website replacement.
Important scope note: A website audit is a point-in-time evaluation of agreed public pages. It is not an ADA/WCAG compliance certification, penetration test, full technical accessibility audit, or guarantee that every page or issue has been assessed. Automated checks can miss important problems, so findings should inform further validation when needed.
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Confirm the website and scope
Identify the public-facing site and primary audiences to review.
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Evaluate the visitor experience
Review communication, usability, content, navigation, mobile presentation, and relevant stakeholder needs.
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Prepare the findings
Summarize scoring, evidence, opportunities, and a prioritized improvement roadmap.
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Discuss next steps
Walk through results and answer questions in a focused review conversation.
Ready to see your website differently?
Find the opportunities hiding in plain sight.
Start with an independent review. Keep the recommendations, decide what to act on, and move forward at your own pace.