Site quality / Quality Improvement

Treat speed, clarity, and safety as one connected quality.

Rather than optimizing only for search engines, users, or operators, we review the current architecture and measurements to prioritize improvements across all three.

A business lead and engineer inspect the same website on a computer and smartphone
We review the user-facing screens and measurement results together to prioritize improvements.

Starting point / 01

Go beyond raising a score and create a state that can keep improving.

Quality improvement does not end with a one-time audit or configuration change. We review page roles, analytics and external scripts, update frequency, and the publishing flow, then make changes in stages while documenting the impact and review method.

Issue 01

Search results do not communicate the content accurately

The roles of titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, structured data, and sitemaps are not clearly defined.

Issue 02

Pages are slow, but the cause is unclear

Multiple factors overlap, including images, CSS, fonts, analytics tags, and caching.

Issue 03

One fix creates another usability problem

Quality areas are treated in isolation—for example, a visual adjustment breaks focus visibility or contrast.

Prices are tax-inclusive estimates. External service fees, license fees, server costs, and changes after formal requirements are confirmed separately.

Scope / 02

Quality areas reviewed together

We tailor the scope to the need, whether it is an audit only, correction of specific items, or a comprehensive pre-launch review.

Review screens for search appearance, performance, keyboard operation, and delivery settings
We examine the impact across SEO, speed, accessibility, and safety.

01

SEO and structured data

We define each page's role and make the information shown in search results and social sharing consistent.

  • title, description, canonical, and OGP
  • JSON-LD including Organization and Service
  • Alignment among sitemap, RSS, and canonical URLs

SEO and Structured Data From ¥50,000

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02

Performance and delivery optimization

Using actual pages and measurements, we isolate what delays initial rendering and address the highest-impact areas first.

  • Image formats, sizes, and lazy loading
  • CSS, fonts, and external scripts
  • Caching and delivery settings

Page-Speed Improvement From ¥50,000

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03

Accessibility

We inspect keyboard operation, screen-reader output, contrast, form guidance, and related areas and correct barriers to use.

  • Heading structure, landmarks, and aria attributes
  • Focus visibility and keyboard operation
  • Form validation and error guidance

Accessibility Improvement From ¥50,000

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04

Security headers and CSP

We inventory external connections required for publication and organize per-page delivery settings and CSP, including for admin interfaces.

  • CSP and security headers
  • noindex and cache settings for admin interfaces
  • Inventory of external scripts and connection destinations

Security Headers/CSP From ¥30,000

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05

Pre- and post-publication review design

Instead of stopping at a successful build, we establish procedures for checking key screens, mobile layouts, links, forms, and differences in the published environment.

  • Review of representative routes and viewport widths
  • Inspection of links, forms, and the console
  • Review of differences between Preview and production

Requirements and Technical Consultation Custom estimate

Estimated after confirming the targets and required validation scope.

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Process / 03

Measure, assess the impact, and set priorities.

Because quality goals can conflict, we document the reason for each change and its review results.

A business lead and engineer recheck the updated website on a computer and smartphone
We verify rendering and operation on multiple devices after changes and carry the findings into the next improvements.
  1. Step 01

    Criteria definition

    We confirm the important pages, users, business goals, and current metrics of concern.

  2. Step 02

    Cross-functional audit

    We identify problems and their impact from the code, generated HTML, measurements, and real interaction.

  3. Step 03

    Priority fixes

    Considering benefits and risks, we correct the highest-impact items in stages.

  4. Step 04

    Recheck

    We check desktop and mobile, Preview and production, and share the ongoing inspection method.