Finished sample · real self-audit
This is the dated review of our own public $129 offer—not a fictional client win, not a score-generator screenshot, and not proof that a page converts.
How this sample was checked
What passed before the fixes
The page returned 200 at both sizes, produced no horizontal overflow, exposed one H1 with ordered H2/H3 structure, had no missing image alternatives, no unlabeled visible form controls, and no duplicate IDs. An empty submit was blocked and focus moved to Business name.
Three-run median
Three-run median
Both viewports
Mobile median
These are dated, unthrottled Chrome lab observations from one location. They do not replace field data, a screen-reader session, legal review, or a full WCAG evaluation.
Seven findings
Every item names the evidence, the action, and whether it is actually resolved. ‘High’ here means priority in this funnel—not promised revenue impact.
Evidence: The live page linked to its scope and sources, but it had no finished deliverable a buyer could inspect.
Action: Publish this dated self-audit and link it beside the primary request action.
Evidence: Three repeated scorecard labels measured 3.94:1, the yellow-section eyebrow 4.03:1, and the example note 4.26:1 against their rendered backgrounds.
Action: Darken those three text styles and rerun the same color check.
Evidence: A 20-step keyboard pass reached every visible control in order, but the first stop could not bypass the navigation.
Action: Add a focus-revealed ‘Skip to main content’ link with a real target.
Evidence: The decorative C mark was included in the link's accessible name in both the header and footer.
Action: Hide the decorative mark from assistive technology while preserving the visible logo.
Evidence: The heading said seven; the rendered grid contained Findability, Quote path, Speed, Accessibility, Trust, and Fix order.
Action: Add Forms as the seventh explicit evidence area.
Evidence: The footer sent public visitors toward a protected operator route that does not help them evaluate or request the service.
Action: Replace the operator link with the finished sample and keep owner controls private.
Evidence: Across three runs, mobile median LCP was 1.63 s with 0 CLS; desktop median LCP was 1.22 s with 0 CLS. Median TTFB was 1.32 s mobile and 1.08 s desktop.
Action: Keep the page light and monitor real-user data before blaming or changing the hosting layer.
What remains honest
Those limits belong in the report because hiding them would make the audit less useful.
Same standard, your public site
The founding price is $129. We confirm fit before sending a 50% deposit link, then target delivery within 48 hours.
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