Test reports · tested 10 Nov 2026
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01 · Speed and basics
Google Lighthouse.
Mobile settings, home page. Tested 10 Nov 2026.
| Performance | 99 | How fast the page becomes usable on a mid-range phone on a slow connection. Every image, font and script costs time. |
|---|---|---|
| Accessibility | 100 | Contrast, labels, names and structure, checked automatically. |
| Best practices | 100 | HTTPS, no errors in the browser, no unsafe code. |
| SEO | 100 | The basics search engines need to read the page. |
02 · Security, privacy, standards
Eight more, independent.
Tested 10 Nov 2026. Scores can move a little between runs.
- A+12 of 12 checks passed
Mozilla Observatory by Mozilla
Checks: The security headers that tell a browser what the page may load, run and connect to.
How hard: A+ needs every header set and a content policy strict enough to block injected scripts. Templates and plugins that add their own scripts usually rule it out.
- A+
Security Headers by Snyk
Checks: Six key security headers, and whether any are set unsafely.
How hard: One missing or loose header drops it to A or below.
- A+on every server
SSL Server Test by Qualys SSL Labs
Checks: The HTTPS setup: certificate, protocol versions and encryption.
How hard: A+ needs modern encryption only, plus HSTS, which forces HTTPS on every visit. A default setup usually stops at A.
- 100%
Website test by internet.nl
Checks: Modern internet standards: IPv6, signed DNS (DNSSEC), HTTPS strength and security options.
How hard: Run by the Dutch Internet Standards Platform. Hosting defaults often fail on old encryption. This site did too, until the settings were tightened.
- 0trackers found
Blacklight by The Markup
Checks: Ad trackers, third-party cookies, session recording, keystroke capture, and the Facebook, TikTok, X and Google ad pixels.
How hard: Most sites carry several. Zero means nothing on the page reports to anyone.
- A+0.02 g of CO₂ a visit
Website Carbon by Wholegrain Digital
Checks: How much data a visit moves, and the energy behind it.
How hard: Cleaner than 96% of pages it has tested. A+ means under 0.04 g. Large images, video and heavy scripts push a page down the scale.
- 0errors, on every page
HTML Checker by W3C
Checks: Whether the code follows the HTML standard, so browsers and screen readers never have to guess.
How hard: Errors creep in easily: one stray attribute counts.
- 0errors
WAVE by WebAIM
Checks: Accessibility: missing labels, descriptions and structure.
How hard: It also lists 9 contrast warnings. 8 are red notes it checks before they fade in, and 1 is the deliberately bad example on the home page. Lighthouse and axe pass them all.
What this means for your site
- These scores show what I can build. They are not a promise for your site.
- Your photos and video, booking or chat tools, analytics and payment widgets all cost points. Some are worth it.
- When something would cost a score, I tell you what it costs before it goes in, and you decide.
- I run the speed, accessibility and security tests on your site before launch. The dated reports go in your handover folder.
- On Secure Care, the accessibility and security scans are re-run every month.
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