A critical defect caps a site's grade at D — the index can't go below 55 while it remains.
Where the faults are
Fault severity by category — 0 means no defects found (clean), 100 means severely broken. These are damage meters, not marks out of 100.
Fault index trend
Daily fault index — lower bars are better; a rising trend means something shipped and broke.
Defects
Everything found on the latest scan, worst first. Evidence receipts and security findings are reserved for the full report.
1 button have no accessible name
Requests geolocation permission on page load
1 ARIA element missing required attributes
1 Chrome DevTools issue logged
2 links are not crawlable
robots.txt missing or unreachable
Most sitemap URLs redirect rather than resolve directly
Missing or stub meta description
No canonical tag
No JSON-LD structured data
Page weight is excessive (Total size was 2,672 KiB)
Missing or invalid source maps
🔒 2 security findings withheld from the public board. We don't publish per-brand security detail where attackers can read it — request the full report below.
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