A scoped, read-only review that runs quietly in the background — your team stays in control, we hand back a prioritized list, nothing more.
An independent audit of your website. Not a pitch to take it over.
Your webmaster or dev team isn't going anywhere. This is a scoped, outside review — the same kind of independent check any mature engineering org or public agency runs periodically — that hands your team a clear, prioritized list of what to fix. Built for corporations and municipal & government sites alike, where accessibility compliance often carries real legal weight.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026
We don't just claim rigor — read what an actual audit found.
The same categories, checked the same way, every single time.
The same categories we catch real bugs in, every day
Every category below reflects something we've actually found and fixed in production — not a generic checklist copied from somewhere else.
SEO & Structured Data
Title tags, meta descriptions, Schema.org markup, sitemap and robots.txt health, duplicate or thin content.
Accessibility
Color contrast, keyboard navigation, focus states, semantic HTML, and a WCAG AA baseline check.
Real find: invisible footer text from a global color ruleMobile & Responsive
Real device testing — not just a resized browser window — across breakpoints, touch targets, and layout overflow.
Real find: a page silently scrolling sideways on mobilePerformance
Page weight, render-blocking resources, image optimization, and what's actually slowing first paint.
Security & Reliability
SSL/certificate configuration, mixed content, broken links, and stale canonical URLs pointing nowhere.
Real find: a canonical tag pointing at an unregistered domainContent & UX
Stale content, dead calls-to-action, broken forms, outdated copyright years, and other small signs of neglect.
Four steps, none of them vague, none of them skipped.
Four steps, no surprises
Scope & access
We agree on what's in scope and request only read-only or staging access — never production credentials.
Manual + automated review
Real browsers, real devices, and direct inspection — not just an automated scanner report.
Written, prioritized report
Findings ranked by severity, with evidence and concrete fix recommendations your team can act on directly.
Optional walkthrough
A call to review findings with your team, if useful — entirely optional.
A finding, not a sales lead — read it and decide for yourself.
A report, not a pitch
Every finding is logged with a severity level, so your team can triage instead of reading a wall of undifferentiated notes.
Real findings, verified directly — not inferred from a distance.
Real previews, not just a mockup
Every finding below was independently verified by us directly, not inferred from third-party data. Built unprompted for real San Jose organizations, using only public information, with no production access requested.
Berliner Cohen LLP
A 50+ year San Jose law firm has a page where raw, unescaped HTML code leaks into a meta tag instead of a description — and the broken code itself misspells the firm's own name.
City of San José
The City's official site has a real ADA Coordinator and accessibility program — but six core informational pages return nothing but a "please enable JavaScript" message to search crawlers.
Meriwest Credit Union
A homepage section built to show off real charitable giving displays "$0" for both stat headlines instead of the real figures — an unfortunate irony for a generosity-focused section.
$300–$1,000, paid upfront. Strictly read-only, with no upsell.
Payment is due upfront before the audit begins, same as every other engagement. What you get instead of a contingent-payment gimmick is a genuinely independent report — we have no financial incentive to find or manufacture issues, since we're never pitching implementation work off the back of it. See Operational Terms for the full policy.
Common questions
What categories does the audit cover?
The same categories real bugs get caught in every day: technical SEO, accessibility (including WCAG compliance, which carries real legal weight for government sites), mobile performance, and security.
Are the sample audits on this page real companies?
Yes. Real San Jose-area organizations, audited unprompted using only public information, with every finding independently verified directly rather than inferred from third-party data.
Request a corporate site audit
Tell us about your site and what you'd like reviewed. We'll follow up to scope the engagement.
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The short version
- Built for companies and government agencies with their own web team — a report, not a pitch to take over their site.
- Priced $300–$1,000 depending on scope, paid upfront; strictly read-only with no upsell.
- Same categories checked in every ZenMasterWorks audit, applied at corporate/government scale.
- An independent technical, SEO, and accessibility audit service for corporate and government websites, delivered as a clear, prioritized report.
- Explicitly read-only and no-pitch: no production access requested, and not positioned as replacing an existing web team.
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Title: Corporate & Government Website Audits
Publisher: ZenMasterWorks
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026
URL: https://www.zenmasterworks.com/corporate-audit.html
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