Website audit · sample report
harbourstreetbakery
A fictional business with made-up results. The layout, wording and scoring are the real thing.
Several things are holding it back
- Speed on a phone5230% of the overall score
- Found on Google7230% of the overall score
- Accessibility7920% of the overall score
- Security basics6820% of the overall score
What we would fix first
Google rates the site 52 out of 100 for speed on a phone
Slow sites lose visitors before they read a word, and Google counts speed in its ranking.
What we would do: Fix the biggest causes of delay, usually images, scripts and hosting.
The main content takes 4.6 seconds to appear on a phone
Google wants this under 2.5 seconds.
What we would do: Shrink the top image and remove what blocks it loading.
The home page has no search description
It is the short text under your title in Google. Without it, a random snippet is shown and fewer people click.
What we would do: Write a description of about 150 characters that gives a reason to click.
No page list for Google found
A page list helps Google find every page, especially new ones.
What we would do: Give Google a list of your pages.
7 images have no description for screen readers
People using screen readers get nothing for those images, and Google cannot tell what they show.
What we would do: Describe each meaningful image in a few words.
Also found
- The home page is very heavy to load on a phone
- 2 form fields have no label
- Your email is not set up to prove it is really from you
- The site does not tell Google which address is the main one
- Google cannot read what your business does
- Browsers are not told to always use the secure version
- Nothing tells other mail systems what to do with fake email sent in your name
- The site is missing standard browser protections, such as limits on what outside code can run
- No preview image or title for shared links
Already working
- The site loads over a secure connection
- The page is set up for phones
- The home page has a sensible title
- Missing pages return a proper “not found” status
How it is scored. Each area starts at 100 and loses points for every problem found, weighted by how much it matters. Speed and accessibility also use Google’s own PageSpeed test. If anything urgent turns up, the overall score is held at 69 or below, so one serious fault cannot hide behind good scores elsewhere.
This is an automated test of the public pages of a site, as any visitor or search engine would see them. It does not replace a manual accessibility check, and privacy and security notes are observations, not legal advice.