Digital Risk & Website Readiness Review
A structured, evidence-based review of whether your website is fit for purpose in a high-scrutiny environment
Digital Readiness & Risk
In regulated sectors, websites aren’t just marketing assets — they’re risk surfaces.
This review helps life-sciences and pharma teams assess whether their website stands up to scrutiny before issues escalate or further investment is committed.
Particularly valuable if:
your website has evolved organically
risk or clarity is debated internally
regulatory or compliance scrutiny is increasing
change is planned and confidence is needed before investment
What we look at
Audience clarity
How clearly HCP, patient, corporate and partner audiences are separated, and whether users quickly understand where they belong.
Compliance visibility & digital implementation
How approved prescribing and safety information is surfaced, signposted and consistently presented across the site (without reviewing content itself).
Confidence & trust signals
Whether layout, structure and consistency support credibility and internal sign-off.
Silent evaluation journeys
How well the site supports repeat visits, internal sharing and decision-making over time.
Measurement & decision visibility
A light-touch review of whether analytics (e.g. GA4, Looker Studio) help teams understand engagement beyond basic clicks — not a technical analytics audit.
What this review helps you answer
Is our website clear about who it’s for and what it’s for?
Could anything here undermine confidence, credibility or compliance?
Where are we exposed to avoidable digital or content risk?
What actually needs fixing — and what doesn’t?
Is the site ready to support future investment, launches or scrutiny?
What you receive
This review is designed to be low cost, high value and low commitment. It’s often used to sense-check website readiness, support internal conversations and make confident decisions about next steps — whether that’s acting now, later, or not at all.
- A concise written review highlighting what’s working, what’s unclear, and where confidence or visibility may be lost
- Annotated screenshots to support internal discussion
- Clear, prioritised insight — not a long list of fixes
If this feels useful, the next step is a short, informal conversation to see whether the review is right for your situation. No obligation — just clarity.