Give the next website fix a clear starting point.
Use a public-page check to turn a vague “something is wrong” into a finding you can inspect, explain and recheck after your work.
Start with one public page
No account is needed for the public check. Results depend on the page and available measurement providers. A scan does not submit forms or change your site.
Review tasks
- Before the estimate
- Check a representative public page and identify questions that affect scope. Confirm the cause before estimating a repair.
- During the work
- Keep the original finding available while you investigate. A score is a starting point, not a diagnosis of every issue.
- At handoff
- Compare a later observation with the baseline and explain what changed, what remains and what was not tested.
Where it fits
Taking over a website
Capture page configuration and performance evidence before inheriting a maintenance agreement.
Finishing a defined repair
Recheck the affected page under comparable conditions. Keep a failed measurement separate from a recovered finding.