Accessibility
Language, alt text, labels, headings, landmarks, zoom and a published statement: the WCAG 2.2 basics that help everyone use a site.
Free website audit
Paste your address and get a scored report in seconds: accessibility, speed, search, content, mobile, security and local presence, each explained in plain English with the fix. Then, if you want it, a written review by a person. Both free.
What gets checked
Each area is weighted by how much it affects the people your website serves. Accessibility and content count most: accessibility and clear content help visitors find what they need and take the next step.
Language, alt text, labels, headings, landmarks, zoom and a published statement: the WCAG 2.2 basics that help everyone use a site.
Server response, document weight, compression, render-blocking scripts, third parties and image handling, as a mid-range phone experiences them.
Titles, descriptions, indexability, canonical addresses, sitemap, social previews and structured data.
Can visitors complete the top tasks (book, order, enquire, find opening hours) without phoning you? Checked against what your sector’s visitors actually arrive for.
Viewport setup, fixed-width layouts, tap-to-call numbers, readable type and responsive images.
HTTPS and its redirect, HSTS, protective headers, mixed content, leaked software versions and outdated libraries.
Whether Google can tell who you are, where you are, when you are open and what people think of you.
How it works
STEP 1
Press the arrow and the instant audit runs in a few seconds. No form, no sign-up. The report is held in a short-lived cache for about ten minutes, then discarded.
STEP 2
An overall score, seven area scores and every check explained: what was found, why it matters to your visitors, and how to fix it.
STEP 3
One click opens a prefilled email. Flutterly then reviews the site by hand, covering design, content and real-device speed, usually within a week.
Instant audit
Written audit
Start here
Paste your website address for the instant report. Ask for the written review from the results page, and Flutterly will do the rest: whoever ends up making the fixes.