Critical defects cap a site's grade: 2 criticals set a minimum index of 63. Fixing them is the fastest way to a better grade.
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.
Page returns an unsuccessful HTTP status code
2 buttons have no accessible name
1 image missing alt text
1 link have no discernible name for screen readers
Viewport disables user zooming
6 JavaScript errors in the browser console on page load
Page has no <title>
Requests geolocation permission on page load
1 of 5 sampled sitemap URLs are dead
1 Chrome DevTools issue logged
Sunset vendor script still loading: Certona
1 link are not crawlable
Missing or stub meta description
No canonical tag
No JSON-LD structured data
Page weight is excessive (Total size was 4,156 KiB)
Missing or invalid source maps
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