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Castlegar, BC. Serving the Kootenays and beyond.See what your website is quietly costing you.
The free check-up: one address, about a minute, and every leak named in plain English with the number behind it.
One address, two reads: Google's Lighthouse for speed, search, accessibility and standards, and a direct read of the browser protections your site sends. About a minute, translated into plain English.
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Security headersNo website yet? Nothing to scan, and that is fine. See starter builds from $2,000, or the 12-payment plan that gets a first website live sooner.
Most owners feel the problem before they can name it.
The check-up turns a vague worry into a measured list: what is slow, by how much, and what to do about it first.
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Visitors leave before trust forms
Slow pages, unstable layouts, and confusing mobile experiences make people bounce before your offer gets a chance.
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Google has less to rank
Thin structure, weak metadata, missing headings, and unclear content make it harder for customers to find you.
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The browser sees weak protection
Missing security headers do not always look dramatic, but they signal that the site foundation needs attention.
Every site I build is meant to pass the sniff test.
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What KMD builds aim for
Every site I build is designed to score cleanly on Lighthouse and security headers because performance, accessibility, SEO, and browser protection are part of the craft, not an afterthought.
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What the check-up gives you
A graded report with each leak named in plain English, the measurement behind it, and the fix, ranked by impact, so you know where the site is losing trust, visibility, or speed before you spend money on the wrong thing.
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What happens next
If the score exposes a real gap, I can show whether the right move is a cleanup, a stronger service page, a rebuild, or a larger digital foundation.
Here is exactly what happens.
Paste your address
Lighthouse loads the site on a simulated phone while I read the browser protections it sends. About a minute.
Read the report
A grade, what real visitors saw when Google has that data, and each leak with its evidence, what it costs you, and the fix.
Choose the next move
Send me the results and I will say what deserves attention first, or save the one-page PDF for whoever looks after the site.
Answered straight.
Two reads from one address. Google Lighthouse loads your site on a simulated phone and scores speed, search readiness, accessibility, and standards. I translate the results into an overall grade, the load numbers customers feel, and a ranked list of leaks, each with the measurement behind it and the fix. At the same time my server reads the browser protections your site sends: eight settings like HTTPS enforcement, a content security policy, and clickjacking protection.
When Google has 28 days of data from real Chrome visitors, the report leads with it, because that is what Google ranks on. The lab numbers under it come from a simulated slow phone on a slow connection, so they run harsher than most real visits; they exist to show the shape of the problem, not to frighten anyone.
People make trust decisions quickly. A slow, hard-to-use, poorly protected site creates hesitation. Better scores usually mean a cleaner first impression, stronger search foundation, and fewer technical trust leaks.
Yes. A site can look good and still be slow, inaccessible, weak on SEO, or missing browser protection headers. That is why I care about both the visual layer and the technical foundation.
That is the standard. I build with performance, accessibility, SEO basics, best practices, and security headers in mind from the start. The goal is a site that looks premium and holds up under inspection.
No. It is a fast public scan of one page. It gives a useful signal, not a complete business diagnosis, and it cannot see the words, the offer, or the paths to contact. If you want the next layer, send me the results and I will read the site by hand.
The tools need a live URL. If you are starting from zero, use the contact page instead and tell me what you are trying to build.
No. The scans run on the page. If you want help after seeing the results, that is your choice.
If the results show a leak, I can help you fix the foundation.
Send me what you found. I will tell you whether the right move is a quick fix, a stronger service page, a rebuild, or a larger digital foundation. And if the fix is a new website, custom builds start at $2,000, or Own It Monthly at $500 today and $142 a month ($2,204 total), and you own it outright.
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