Francis Ong
Creator of Why Does This Website Feel Off?
You know it feels off. I’ll show you why.
Your designer sent the link. It looks… fine. You may already be going back and forth on changes, but something still isn’t right, and you can’t quite explain what needs to change.
I offer independent, written website reviews for small-business owners deciding whether to approve, revise, or launch.
Get a website reviewThe OFF Review
Three checks on the website
- Organization Can visitors tell what you do and where to go?
- Focus Is the next step obvious?
- Finish Does it look finished and work properly?
One check on the project
- Access & Handoff Do you own the domain, hosting, and accounts your business runs on?
Two ways to start
Spot it yourself, or get a second opinion.
Free
10 Signs Your Website Is Not Ready to Launch
A free four-page checklist. It walks you through your site on desktop and on your phone — five signs about clarity, attention, and layout, five more about action, trust, and function, ending with whether you own the domain, hosting, and accounts your business runs on.
Get the free checklistLaunch offer — $99
A Written Website Review
A second set of eyes before you approve that website. I’ll tell you what’s stopping visitors from doing what you want them to do, which problems actually matter, and how to ask your designer for the fix. You get it as a written PDF, five business days after we agree on a start date.
The first three reviews are $99. The standard price afterward is $149.
See what’s includedA real review note
What a review note actually looks like.
A fictional business, so nobody’s real site is on display, but the review notes are real.
The headline and description don’t say what the business does or who it’s for.
Five buttons that all look equally important, with no clear next step.
Badges with no proof to back them up.
Who this is for
Small-business owners reviewing a new or recently launched website. Most useful when you’re going back and forth on changes, approval is close, or something still feels off and you can’t name what it is.