Marketing
Audit a store for conversion
A crawl of the real pages, with the friction ranked.
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What to audit.
Which page types to crawl.
Where most of the traffic and most of the friction is.
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Audit [the store], pages: product, cart, checkout. Audit MOBILE first. Most traffic and nearly all the friction is there, and a desktop-first audit consistently misses the two things that matter: the sticky header eating half the viewport, and a checkout field that triggers the wrong keyboard. Walk the whole path with the pages loaded, not from screenshots. The problems are sequential: what a product page fails to answer becomes an abandoned cart three steps later. Check the boring things that actually move revenue: delivery cost and date visible before checkout, a returns policy findable in one click, and how many fields the checkout asks for. Rank by the estimated share of visitors affected.
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Why this works
A desktop-first audit misses the two things that matter: the sticky header eating the viewport and the checkout field that triggers the wrong keyboard.