Clear on what goes wrong. Concrete on how to do better.
With LarceAudits we check your website by hand, on desktop and mobile. You receive practical findings that your web builder can pick up straight away, for a fixed price.
The report
Not a set of loose comments, but a usable work list.
Every report has the same four parts, so you know what you get and your web builder can see straight away what the issue is and where.
Summary
The main problems in a few sentences, with the number of findings per category.
Review
The goal, the parts reviewed, the method and test conditions, and the limitations.
Findings
An overview with reference, category, title, who it is for and environment. For each finding the location, a description and, where available, steps to reproduce and screenshots.
Conclusion
What the check shows as a whole.
This is what a report looks like
Page 4 from our example report, which is in Dutch.
The customer in this report is fictional.
Approach
A clearly defined check, step by step.
You know in advance what we review and what it costs. A retest after the fixes is optional.
Defining the scope
We agree which pages and user journeys we review.
Checking the website
We go through the relevant parts by hand, on desktop and mobile.
Delivering the report
We organise the findings by category and describe them so that your web builder can pick them up.
Retesting if needed
After implementation we check the points included again.
Categories
Four types of findings.
Each finding gets a category and its own reference. Errors come first, so it is clear where to start. The references use the Dutch initial letters of Fout, Verbetering, Optimalisatie and Anders.
- Ref. F
Error
A confirmed problem in the function or display of an element.
- Ref. V
Improvement
A proposal to improve the quality or usability of an element.
- Ref. O
Optimisation
A proposal to make an existing element more efficient or better performing.
- Ref. A
Other
Any other finding, with an explanation of its type in the description.
Scope limits
In the audit we describe what is visible and demonstrable within the agreed check. An audit is:
- not a legal opinion;
- not a full penetration test;
- not a WCAG conformance audit.
This is also stated in the price list.
What an audit costs
A fixed price, agreed in advance. Main prices exclude VAT, with the amount including 21% VAT below; the final price follows once the scope has been agreed.
- €195€235.95 incl. VAT
Quick scan
A maximum of three pages and one user journey, checked in a targeted way on desktop and mobile. You receive a concise list of improvement points.
- €495€598.95 incl. VAT
Website audit
Manual review of agreed user journeys. You receive a report with all findings by category, including a review meeting.
- Quote
In-depth review
More pages, roles or user journeys, with a quote in advance. Retest separate.
After the audit
- Retest / additional work€25 per hour€30.25 incl. VAT / hourAlways after you agree to the estimate.
Everything at a glance, also to forward: the official price list as a PDF.
Download price list (PDF)Would you rather have a new website?
Sometimes starting over is smarter than repairing. Larce builds websites for a fixed price, from €295 excl. VAT (€356.95 incl. VAT).
Start with a clear scope.
Send the address of your website and the reason for your request. Then we determine which check makes sense and what it costs.