What you have to do
Nothing. Read what our own checks found on our own site, then decide whether you want the same run on yours.
Most websites are broken in ways a screenshot can’t show.
contrast
1.00:1
- minimum
- 4.5:1
- in the screenshot
- looks fine
We build websites and the client portals behind them. Every one is measured before it ships, and looked after once it does.
A screenshot shows a button. A measurement shows the button has no readable text on it. We run 14 automated checks at two screen widths, hand you the report, and then build the site that passes them. This one included.
$2,500 · credited in full if you go ahead within 30 days
Every claim on this site has a measurement next to it.
14checks · 18 readings per page
Your site ships with the run that measured it, not a summary of it.
18 readings · 1440px and 390px
Content that only exists once JavaScript has run is not content.
G05 · JavaScript off · 0 hidden
A check that can’t fail isn’t checking anything. Ours are kept honest against a file we keep permanently broken.
18 of 18 red · 42 findings · exit 1
You own the domain, the code and the data from the first day.
no lock-in · no minimum term
This page was measured before you were allowed to see it.
no run recorded
Four things we can sell you today.
This list is short on purpose. It’s generated from the same file our proposal tool reads, and that tool throws an error rather than let anyone put an unfinished line into a document. That’s the only reason it’s worth anything: it isn’t a promise to be honest, it’s a mechanism that makes the alternative fail.
A website, built from scratch
Designed from your business, not from a template, and delivered with the run that measured it.
The half that isn’t finished: our one-command deploy. We build and verify with a system; putting it live is still done by hand. What that means for you is that launch day gets a scheduled date instead of a button, and we won’t quote you a rollback time until that pipeline has run for real.
18 readings · 2 widths
A portal for your own clients
The one we run this business on, built for yours: approvals tied to a version that can’t change afterwards, files, and a thread per request. It works with JavaScript switched off, which is not a boast — it’s what makes it work on a phone in a van with one bar of signal.
works with JavaScript off · tested
Technical SEO
Structure, metadata, sitemap and legibility for the AI search tools, on every site we make. It isn’t an add-on and it isn’t a line item.
The half that isn’t finished: we have never measured its effect on a live site, because we have never put one live for a client. So it’s included, and it is not a ranking promise. Anyone promising you rankings is guessing louder.
built into every site · effect never measured
Monitoring and incidents
Your site checked once a day: that it answers, that the page still contains what it’s supposed to contain, that the certificate hasn’t expired and the domain isn’t about to. A person runs that round by hand, every weekday morning. When something goes wrong an incident opens on its own, and closes on its own when the site comes back — that half is code.
Today that’s one check every weekday morning, run by a person.
response · content · certificate · domain
This is what a failing run looks like.
Every check here has been watched failing before it was trusted. The file below is kept broken on purpose and is never repaired — if a check ever stops complaining about it, the check is broken, not fixed. In the most recent run against it, every reading came back red.
G07 contrast 1.00:1, minimum 4.5:1 button "Invisible label" G05 6 of 23 text elements hidden with JavaScript off G11 og:image with a relative path — the link shares with no image
18 readings, 42 findings, exit code 1. One red is enough to stop a delivery.
Everything we measure on you, we measure on ourselves, and we publish it — including the runs that fail.
Clients
None yet.
This is the part of the page where a company like ours puts logos and quotes, and we’re not going to make them up. When there’s a client, the case goes here with the numbers measured before we touched anything, the dates they were measured between, and written permission to publish. Until then this section stays exactly this empty.
It’s the easiest thing on this page to check, and the hardest to fake.
Start with the measurement.
You keep the report either way. If you go ahead within 30 days, the $2,500 comes off the project, so the audit was free — and if you don’t, you still have a document that tells you what’s wrong with your site.