Sample Report
Website Audit Report
This is a sample audit report showing what a completed Pagelyze website analysis looks like. Real audit results will have the same format and layout.
Performance
Core Web Vitals & load time
SEO Health
Metadata, headings, internal links
Accessibility
Contrast, ARIA, keyboard support
Disclaimer
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Audited Website
https://example-website.com
Audited on February 25, 2026
Issues Found
6 issuesLarge image files without optimization
3 images exceed 500KB and are not using modern formats (WebP/AVIF). This significantly impacts page load time.
Affected elements
hero-image.jpg, banner.png, logo.svg
Missing meta description
The page lacks a meta description tag, which reduces click-through rates from search results.
Images missing alt text
5 images are missing alt attributes, making them inaccessible to screen readers.
Affected elements
img.product-1, img.product-2, img.product-3...
Render-blocking CSS
2 external stylesheets are blocking page render. Consider inlining critical CSS or using async loading.
Affected elements
styles.css, vendor.css
Heading hierarchy could be improved
The page jumps from h1 to h3, skipping h2. This makes content structure less clear for search engines.
Low color contrast ratio
Text color #888888 on background #FFFFFF has a contrast ratio of 3.2:1, below the WCAG AA standard of 4.5:1.
Affected elements
.subtitle, .footer-text
Recommendations
Recommendations summarise audit findings. Fix Packs provide prioritised, stack-aware implementation guidance (with verification + rollback).
Top actions for the site owner
- Performance is okay, but improving load time will reduce bounce rates on mobile.
- SEO fundamentals look solid. Focus on high-quality content and backlinks to grow further.
- Accessibility is mixed. Improving it will make the site easier for everyone and reduce legal risk.
Top technical actions for developers
- Review Lighthouse opportunities for LCP and CLS, and lazy-load below-the-fold images where possible.
- Technical SEO is in good shape. Consider adding structured data (FAQ, Product, Article) where it makes sense.
- Address remaining Lighthouse accessibility issues, improve keyboard navigation, and review ARIA usage.
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