D
63 / 100 fault index · 0 is a flawless site
Grade D Significant defects
2026-08-24 · Scanned · 17 defects found (2 critical)

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.

Reliability
4Low
Commerce
59Moderate
Accessibility
49Moderate
JS health
65High
SEO
36Moderate
Security
81High

Fault index trend

Daily fault index — lower bars are better; a rising trend means something shipped and broke.

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Defects

Everything found on the latest scan, worst first. Evidence receipts and security findings are reserved for the full report.

criticalcommerce

On-site search returns no results for "password" or "payment" or "details" — the site's own category terms

highaccessibility

1 image missing alt text

highaccessibility

1 link have no discernible name for screen readers

highjsHealth

7 JavaScript errors in the browser console on page load

mediumjsHealth

2 Chrome DevTools issues logged

mediumjsHealth

2 deprecated browser APIs in use

mediumjsHealth

Sunset vendor script still loading: Universal Analytics

mediumseo

1 link are not crawlable

mediumseo

Most sitemap URLs redirect rather than resolve directly

mediumseo

No canonical tag

mediumseo

No JSON-LD structured data

lowreliability

Page weight is excessive (Total size was 2,780 KiB)

lowjsHealth

Missing or invalid source maps

🔒 4 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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The complete report — including security findings and the evidence behind every defect — is free for the people who run Holt Renfrew. To keep that detail away from trolls and attackers, we only send it to addresses at the brand's own domain (@holtrenfrew.com). Other addresses are reviewed by a human first.