So I am completely new to web design and have been assigned a web-design related task by my boss (I'm an intern at a media agency). We're doing a web audit for a client, and he wants to know how many unique page templates a particular web site uses. What's the best way to go about doing this? Is there a program (kinda like LinkSleuth) that helps, or should I just navigate the website manually?

Additionally, what is considered a "unique" template? I have an idea, but the actual definition may differ from my preconceptions.

Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it.

Is the site in a content management system?
Did this agency build the site to start with?

yes, the site is in a CMS, and was not created by the agency initially. i was tasked with "counting," unique page templates, and considering them from an information architecture point of view. my zero website design experience isn't helping anything, so I apologize for leaving out details. Thanks for your reply.

Ok, so is the site in your company's CMS system now? Counting unique templates, in that case, you should be able to do from within the CMS.