Who I am
Francis Ong
I review websites for small-business owners who need a clearer second opinion while changes are underway, before approval, or after launch.
A written review of your website that explains what’s getting in the way, what matters most, and how to turn your concerns into clear, useful change requests.
Good fit
Your website review package
Four parts, organized in the order you’ll use them.
Sample review
Fictional demonstration, not a client project, case study, or claim of past paid work.
The headline and description don’t say what the business does or who it’s for.
Action: Replace the generic opening with a headline and description that clearly identify the service, audience, and location.
How it works
Three short steps, with no meeting required.
Launch price
Available for the first three reviews. Your start date is confirmed based on availability.
Who I am
I review websites for small-business owners who need a clearer second opinion while changes are underway, before approval, or after launch.
I have a degree in graphic design and hands-on experience building websites. I look at the same things your visitors do: whether they can find what they need, understand what you offer, and know what to do next.
This isn’t a pitch for redesign work in disguise. The review notes are about the website, not the person who built it.
Five business days from your confirmed review start date, once payment, your website details (sent by email), and any required site access are all in.
That’s usually the right time. If it’s too early to review usefully, I’ll tell you and refund you in full.
No. That’s deliberate. You get the exact wording you can send yourself, so the relationship stays yours.
Good. Every review note says why it matters, so you can judge it. Anything I think is genuinely a matter of taste gets labeled Personal preference. Those are yours to ignore.
Not as part of this review. Making the changes isn’t included, so my review notes stay honest rather than steering toward more work. If you ever want help with the fixes themselves, ask and I’ll tell you whether I can take it on and what it would cost.
Still works. The review is the same; you’ll just be prioritizing changes rather than deciding whether to approve.
Get a clear, prioritized review of what matters, what can wait, and what to ask your designer to fix.
Request your review