I’ve done it before, and I’m doing it again. For the next two weeks, now until December 18th, 2009, I will be running a promotion on my Web Usability and Design Analysis. The regular price is $29.95, but for the next two weeks you can get it for just $19.95.

Here is Why You May Need or Want One

If you have a website, and are trying to improve it, you definitely qualify as potential customer that may want one. If your site is going nowhere, no matter how much marketing you put into it, you qualify as a potential customer that needs one.

Here is the reasoning. Simply put, you cannot improve a website without first analyzing it. Aimlessly searching other websites (and this one) for improvement tips, will get you next to nothing unless you have specific direction and purpose. You need to know what you are trying to fix, and it needs to have priority over other potential issues your site may be having.

Having someone (me) give your site a heuristic analysis could be the best thing that you have done for your website. The Web Usability and Design Analysis looks at 35 critical and well documented usability and design points. I give reasoning why each item is checked, the results I find one your site, and the possible solutions. The analysis concludes with a brief, approximately 200-500 word, review with prioritized fixes. With that final review, you will have a strong understanding of your websites weakest points.

When You Get the Analysis

Once you have the analysis you will be able to quickly see what I thought you did well, and what could use some work. Every site I do an analysis on needs help, even this one! In fact, just checking a few items on my analysis this morning, I found a blunder I made on BWI. Don’t be satisfied with status quo. I guarantee there is room for improvement. I’m not surprised when I find order forms that fail!

Before you start working on your site, or spending dollar one marketing, get an analysis first. Know what you need to do BEFORE you start trying to improve your site.

Order one today! BWI’s Web Usability and Design Analysis

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