Find your modernization gaps.
The Digital Modernization Assessment asks five questions about your website, search visibility, automation and security, plus the tools you want to keep. It returns the areas where you have the most room to modernize. It is free, needs no email, and is a self-assessment based on your answers, not an audit.
How would you describe your current website?
What the five questions cover
Each question maps to one of the four areas we work in, plus one about what you're already running:
- Your website — how old the current build is and how easy it is for your team to update, which is what actually determines whether it needs modernizing.
- Search and AI discoverability — whether your site has the structured data and content architecture that search engines and AI systems need to understand and cite it.
- Lead handling — what actually happens between a form submission and a human response, and how much of that gap is automated versus manual.
- Security posture — whether anything is actively monitoring and updating your infrastructure, or whether it's been left alone since launch.
- Existing tools — a fifth question that doesn't score anything; it just tells us whether to talk about connecting your current CRM or scheduling software instead of replacing it.
Why this isn't a formal audit
A real audit means someone actually reviewing your site's code, your search console data, your CRM configuration, and your current security controls — that takes more than five multiple-choice questions, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. What this tool does is self-reported and directional: it tells you which of the four areas are worth a closer look based on how you answered, not a certified finding. Think of it as the question you'd get asked on a first call, done a day earlier and without waiting for the call.
What happens with your results
The results screen shows which areas your answers flagged, with a direct link to the relevant page —Modernize,Get Found,Automate, orProtect & Optimize— so you can read into whichever one actually matters to you before doing anything else. Nothing is emailed anywhere and no account is created; the results only exist in that browser tab. If you want to go further, the results screen also offers a direct line to talk to a specialist — that conversation is where an actual review of your systems happens, not this page.
How the result is calculated
The rules. Four questions each match one area: Modernize, Get Found, Automate and Protect & Optimize. The option you choose counts as a low, medium or high gap. Areas with a medium or high gap are listed in your results, with high gaps marked in red. The fifth question about existing tools scores nothing. It only decides whether to point you to Legacy System Integration.
What the result means. It tells you which pages to read first, based on what you said. If no answer flags a gap, the result says so and suggests the conversation is about what comes next, not what is broken.
Illustrative, not a guarantee. There is no score and no promised outcome, and nothing is checked against your actual systems. The results exist only in your browser tab.
Frequently asked questions
How is my assessment result calculated?
Each of four questions maps to one area, and your answer counts as a low, medium or high gap. Areas with a medium or high gap appear in your results, with high gaps marked in red. There is no overall score. A fifth question about existing tools only decides whether to mention legacy integration.
Is the assessment an audit?
No. An audit means someone reviewing your site's code, search data, CRM configuration and security controls. The assessment is a self-report: it works only from your five answers. It is a starting point for a conversation, and the review of your actual systems happens in that conversation.
Do I need to give my email to see the results?
No. You see your results without sharing any contact details. If you then choose Talk to a specialist, your answers are carried into the contact form in this tab only, and you can remove them. They are sent only if you submit the form.
What should I do with my results?
Open the page for each flagged area and read what it involves. If something stands out, talk to a specialist about it. If nothing was flagged, the more useful question is what to improve next. Either way, you are not committing to anything by taking the assessment.
Where to go next
- How We Work: the five-phase method, with a sample assessment output
- Growth Opportunity Calculator: a longer read that also suggests a package tier
- Packages: how engagements are scoped
- Continuit Web FAQ: answers on scope, pricing approach, timelines, data handling and support.
Ready to see where you stand?
The free assessment takes about five questions and shows where modernizing would help most. Prefer to talk it through? A specialist can help.