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The Digital Clarity Assessment

Whether you're preparing an RFP, facing the ADA accessibility deadline, or weighing a rebuild, we diagnose what's actually creating risk, cost, and confusion, and hand you a clear, defensible next move, in writing, before you spend a dollar on a build.

Turnaround in ~2 weeksNo obligationPlain-language report
Digital Clarity Assessment · Riverside Recovery
DRAFT
68CLARITY
Moderate risk, fixable

Strong mission, fragile systems. Three issues are quietly driving cost.

Content ownership undefinedHigh
Accessibility gaps (WCAG)Med
CMS fragile / hard to editMed
Brand & messaging solidLow
Recommended next move
1Define content governance
2Stabilize, don't rebuild
3Phase the redesign
Why it exists

Most digital projects don't fail at launch. They fail because the wrong thing was built, before anyone checked what was actually wrong. The assessment is how we make sure that never happens to you.

What you get

A short, sharp picture of where you stand.

Clarity Score

A single, honest read on how much risk your current digital systems carry.

Risk Findings

The specific issues creating cost and confusion, prioritized high, medium, low.

The Next Move

A prioritized, plain-language roadmap: what to do now, next, and later.

A Defensible Plan

Something you can take to leadership, a board, or procurement with confidence.

The process

Three steps. No pressure.

01

Share your situation

A short intake, your current site, systems, stakeholders, and what's prompting this now.

~ 15 minutes
02

We diagnose

We review what's really going on, risk, accessibility, governance, platform, across your systems.

~ 1–2 weeks
03

You get clarity

A clear report and recommendation. If it makes sense to work together, we talk. If not, you still win.

Yours to keep
Clear boundaries build trust

Exactly what's in, and what isn't.

What's included

  • + Current-state & risk review
  • + Accessibility & governance check
  • + Platform / CMS assessment
  • + Prioritized roadmap & recommendation
  • + A walkthrough call

What's not

  • Design or development work
  • A sales pitch in disguise
  • Pressure to commit to a build
  • Vague "it depends" answers
  • A 60-page report nobody reads
Who it's for

If you're responsible for a digital decision and you'd rather be sure than sorry, this is for you.

Preparing an RFPInherited a messy siteConsidering a rebuildFacing stakeholder pressureNot sure what's wrong
Questions

Before you ask.

We scope it to your situation and tell you upfront, no surprises. Many engagements begin here precisely because it's low-commitment and high-value.
No. The assessment is yours to keep and act on however you like. We'd rather earn the build than assume it.
Typically one to two weeks from intake to report. If you're on an RFP deadline, we'll prioritize accordingly.
Access to your current site, a short intake form, and 15 minutes. The more context, the sharper the findings.
Start with clarity

Know your next movebefore you commit.