A route, not a verdict
The result identifies the kind of uncertainty that appears most important: public evidence, technical diagnosis, immediate reliability, business decision, governance or delivery readiness.
WordPress Modernization Self-Check
Which WordPress modernization route fits your situation?
Use what you already know about the business impact, technical evidence and decision readiness. In about two minutes, get a suggested starting point—not a diagnosis or website-health score.
About two minutes · No technical knowledge required
Answer seven human-readable questions. The result routes you to a useful next conversation; it does not diagnose the website or assign a health score.
- No email gate
- No website address required
- No answers are sent or stored
This tool uses self-reported answers for routing only. It does not inspect your website, replace the public WordPress Scan or confirm a private technical root cause.
How to read the result
Self-reported context
The result can only be as useful as the answers selected. It does not inspect code, hosting, data, integrations or authenticated workflows.
A reversible next step
Every result recommends a practical next action and explains when another service layer may fit better.
Self-Check, Scan and Technical Audit answer different questions
| Layer | Evidence source | Question answered | Contact required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Modernization Self-Check | Your answers | Which starting route best fits the current uncertainty? | No |
| WordPress Scan | Public website signals | What does the public website reveal about visible quality and modernization need? | Email used to deliver the requested report; no administrator access required |
| Technical Audit | Agreed technical evidence and approved access | What is technically wrong, why and what can be remediated? | Yes, after scope review |
Privacy and tool limits
Your answers are not submitted or stored. The Self-Check uses them in the current browser to suggest a starting route; ordinary framework requests contain no answers or private inputs. The separate site-wide theme control stores only the chosen display mode.
The result is a transparent content-based routing suggestion. It must not be presented as a security, accessibility, performance or technical-health assessment.
Review the Privacy Policy (opens in a new tab) for the current analytics and behavior boundary.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Self-Check the same as the WordPress Scan?
No. The Self-Check routes from your own answers and never inspects a website. The WordPress Scan checks publicly observable website signals and produces a bounded assessment.
Does the result diagnose my website?
No. It suggests a starting point—Scan, Technical Audit, Stabilize, Modernize, Govern or Delivery—without proving quality, root cause, scope, price or implementation readiness.
Are my answers sent or stored?
No. Your answers are not submitted or stored. The Self-Check uses them to suggest a starting route; it does not diagnose your website. Ordinary framework requests contain no answers or private inputs.
Do I need technical knowledge?
No. The questions use business impact, decision clarity, coordination and readiness rather than requiring you to identify plugins, code or server configuration.
Can I change my answers?
Yes. Use Back while answering, or Change my answers after the result. Restart clears every answer and returns to the first question.