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Before & after

What an audit actually changes.

We ran the audit on one of our own properties, fixed what it found, and ran it again. Same site, same method, same day. These are the real numbers — including the ones that did not move.

84 → 90
Overall score
grade B → A
34 → 17
Findings
20 closed
1 → 14
Pages reachable
the real story

The finding that mattered most was not a score

The first audit could only reach one page. The site had thirteen more, and nothing linked to them — no visitor and no search engine could get there. The site did not grow between these two runs. It became reachable.

Category by category

Category Before After Change
Security 75 C 94 A +19
AI answer readiness 86 B 97 A +11
Performance 61 D 69 D +8
SEO 96 A 100 A +4
AI crawler access 98 A 100 A +2
UI / UX 89 B 90 A +1
Accessibility 88 B 88 B
Conversion 94 A 94 A
Code quality 94 A 94 A

Scores are calculated the same way every time, so the two runs are directly comparable. The second audit covered fourteen pages rather than one, so it also had more places to find problems.

Read both reports

The actual deliverables, unedited. No form, no email required — if we are asking you to judge the work, you should be able to see it.

Before
The first audit
84/100 · 34 findings · 1 page reachable
PDF, 793 KB
After
The follow-up audit
90/100 · 17 findings · 14 pages
PDF, 717 KB
Companion
The fix guide
Every finding in plain English
PDF, 318 KB

What we fixed

  • Linked the thirteen orphaned pages
  • One canonical host — two copies of the site became one
  • Stylesheet was loading cross-origin and failing; made assets host-agnostic
  • HSTS, Content-Security-Policy, Permissions-Policy
  • Structured data, canonical tags, Open Graph, robots.txt, llms.txt
  • Cache lifetimes and a downloadable backup file that should never have been public

What we did not

  • Performance is still D. Image weight and render-blocking CSS are real work, not configuration.
  • Accessibility did not move. The contrast failure is genuinely in the stylesheet.
  • Seventeen findings remain, including four usability judgements worth arguing about rather than fixing on sight.

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