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ledgerline.example

Checked 30 Oct 2026 · desktop and mobile · local service business (accountancy firm)

Website score

Good

Easy to use1000 issues
Your words931 issue
Look and feel902 issues
Trust862 issues
Accessibility1000 issues
Speed1000 issues

Start here

The 3 changes most likely to win you more enquiries.

Worth fixing
Issue 1, Trust
Client praise only appears near the bottom of the page
Move one short client quote next to the "Book a free 20-minute call" button, or just above the prices.
More detail and 2 screenshots
Worth fixing
Issue 2, Look and feel
The booking button on phones is narrow, not full width
Make both buttons stretch across the full width of the screen on phones, and a little taller.
More detail and 2 screenshots
Small thing
Issue 5, Your words
Some section headings are plain labels, not useful messages
Rewrite a few headings to state the benefit, for example "Fixed monthly fees, no surprises" instead of "Prices".
More detail and 2 screenshots

This is a sample report of a demo website. We built Ledgerline, a made-up accountancy firm, so you can see a real AgoraScan audit without us picking on anyone's real site. Everything below was found by the same engine that checks yours.

Summary

Your page explains what you do and how much it costs, but visitors see your client praise and your accountants too late to feel sure before they book.

What's working

Your booking button is clear, at the top and at the end.
Your phone number is easy to find on phones and desktop.
Prices are shown openly, with a VAT example customers can follow.

Your page, marked up

Every issue we could pin to a spot on the page, on desktop and mobile.

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Full-page screenshot of Home page on desktop, with the issues we found marked

What to fix first

Every issue, sorted by how much difference it makes and how much work it is.

Do these first0

Make a big difference and are quick to fix.

Plan these0

Make a big difference but take more work.

Quick tidy-ups4

Smaller difference, quick to do.

Client praise only appears near the bottom of the page
The booking button on phones is narrow, not full width
Some text sits tight against the button or heading above
Some section headings are plain labels, not useful messages

Leave for later1

Smaller difference, more work.

Your three accountants are named but never shown

All 5 things to fix

Every issue was either measured by code on your page or found by our expert review and checked against your screenshots. Open More detail on any issue to see which.

2 ·Worth fixingQuick to fixAdd to my list

The booking button on phones is narrow, not full width

On phones the "Book a free 20-minute call" button only fills about two thirds of the screen. The contact button is narrower still. They are harder to hit with a thumb.

What to do: Make both buttons stretch across the full width of the screen on phones, and a little taller.

More detail and 2 screenshots

Screenshot showing: The booking button on phones is narrow, not full width — Phone

What we saw on your page

“Book a free 20-minute call”

Why it matters

Your main goal is a booked call. A bigger target makes it easier for people on phones to tap.

For designers

On narrow screens make primary buttons full width with at least 52px height and consistent side margins.

Two independent reviews agreed · confirmed against your screenshot

Where this comes from: Mobile usability research; Mobile e-commerce research · About this check

4 ·Small thingQuick to fixAdd to my list

Some text sits tight against the button or heading above

The "No obligation" line touches the bottom of the booking button. The "What clients say" heading sits right under the team paragraph with little gap.

What to do: Add a small gap between the button and the line beneath it. Add more space above "What clients say".

More detail and 2 screenshots

Screenshot showing: Some text sits tight against the button or heading above — Computer

What we saw on your page

“No obligation. We'll tell you the exact fee on the call.”

Why it matters

Tight spots look unfinished and make the reassurance line easy to overlook.

For designers

Give the button note about 12px top margin and make spacing above h2 headings match other sections.

Two independent reviews agreed · confirmed against your screenshot

Where this comes from: Gestalt principle of proximity · About this check

What's working

Headline is large and clear, with one strong green button leading the eye.
Calm backgrounds and alternating section colours make each section easy to tell apart.
Text is a comfortable size, with good contrast and sensible line lengths.
Readable text size on phones
Text styles are consistent

1 ·Worth fixingQuick to fixAdd to my list

Client praise only appears near the bottom of the page

Both client quotes sit under "What clients say", well below the top button and the prices. Visitors deciding on the free call see nothing from clients first.

What to do: Move one short client quote next to the "Book a free 20-minute call" button, or just above the prices.

More detail and 2 screenshots

Screenshot showing: Client praise only appears near the bottom of the page — Computer

What we saw on your page

“"Amira moved my company over from my old accountant in a week and found £1,800 of expenses I hadn't been claiming."”

Why it matters

Visitors choose whether to book at the top of the page. Seeing a happy client there makes the call feel safer.

For designers

Place a single pull quote with name under the top button, and repeat one beside the price table.

Tools that can help

REVIEWS.io · Collects product and company reviews automatically after each order.

Two independent reviews agreed · confirmed against your screenshot

Where this comes from: Website credibility research · About this check

3 ·Worth fixingTakes some timeAdd to my list

Your three accountants are named but never shown

The "Who you'll speak to" section is one line of text. There are no photos, and the names don't lead to a team page, even though your main promise is one named accountant.

What to do: Add a real photo of each accountant with a short line about who they help best. Link each name to a fuller team page.

More detail and 2 screenshots

Screenshot showing: Your three accountants are named but never shown — Computer

What we saw on your page

“Ledgerline is three chartered accountants: Amira Haddad (ACA), Ben Fowler (ACCA) and Chloe Martin (ATT).”

Why it matters

People hire an accountant they can picture. Faces make the "named accountant" promise feel real and help people pick up the phone.

For designers

Build a three-card team row with real headshots, name, qualification and one-line specialism, placed beside the section intro.

Two independent reviews agreed · confirmed against your screenshot

Where this comes from: Website credibility research; Web credibility research · About this check

What's working

Prices are clear, with an example showing VAT added.
Both client quotes have full names, businesses, dates and real results.
Company number, registered office, address, hours and legal links are all easy to find.
No tracking before people agree to cookies

How this audit was made

We loaded the page in real desktop (1440px) and mobile (390px) browsers, ran automated accessibility and speed checks, and reviewed the screenshots against our published UX rules. Every expert finding was checked a second time against the screenshots and the page text. Home page speed is timed on a simulated mid-range phone on 4G.

Engine 2.2.0 · rules 2.2.1

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ledgerline.example

Scores

Start here

Client praise only appears near the bottom of the page

The booking button on phones is narrow, not full width

Some section headings are plain labels, not useful messages

Summary

What's working

Your page, marked up

What to fix first

All 5 things to fix

Easy to use100/1000 issuesShow issues

Your words93/1001 issueShow issues

Look and feel90/1002 issuesShow issues

Trust86/1002 issuesShow issues

Accessibility100/1000 issuesShow issues

Speed100/1000 issuesShow issues

How this audit was made

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