Site check
Check your website against our standard
A website check is a set of measurements run against a live web address, reported as pass or fail with the reason. This one is free and instant, and asks for no email address.
What gets checked?
Response time, titles and descriptions, structured data, accessibility basics, cookies and third-party requests — a subset of the 28-item checklist every Point28 build is tested against, drawn from the same groups:performance, accessibility, responsive, search and ai visibility, privacy, resilience. The full list is published on the process page.
What can't this see?
Anything that needs a real browser. A single fetch reads the markup your server sends — it cannot measure colour contrast against the pixels actually painted, watch for layout shift, operate the page with a keyboard, see what your scripts request at runtime, or test the layout at six real device sizes. Those are the checks that need a person, and they are what a full audit is. The results page tells you this too, because a partial measurement presented as a full one is the thing this studio exists to not do.
Why free, and why no email wall?
Because the checks are the proof. This site publishes its prices, its checklist and its own unfinished list; showing you real measurements about your own site is the same argument in a form you can verify in ten seconds. If the results are useful and you want the faults fixed, the results page has a form — that part is up to you.