Sample website audit reports
Two real audits: a B2B marketing site and an online shop. The names have been replaced, but the original measurements and scores are retained.
These PDFs are samples of the audit report, not of the full delivery.
A full order includes three PDFs: the audit report, the page-by-page analysis and the methodology note.
See how findings are structured, how measurements are tied to pages, and what the delivered report looks like.
What a website audit report contains
Both reports follow the same outline as every report we deliver:
- a summary you can read without a technical background: the verdict in one sentence, what needs quick action, the strengths and the points to watch;
- the overall score out of 100, the findings that weigh most, then the score and weight of each of the 9 pillars;
- a pillar-by-pillar section: a summary, then the measurements, the pages concerned and the values recorded;
- a section per language, when the audit covers more than one;
- an appendix with a summary of the pages analyzed, the technologies detected and a glossary.
The two reports side by side
Both sites are scored on the same 9 pillars, with a different grid: the weight of each pillar depends on what the site is for.
| Pillar | B2B marketing site | Online shop |
|---|---|---|
| Security & encryption | 80/100, weight 10% | 45/100, weight 18% |
| Performance | 30/100, weight 18% | 39/100, weight 12% |
| SEO & search visibility | 75/100, weight 18% | 98/100, weight 10% |
| Accessibility | 88/100, weight 10% | 28/100, weight 13% |
| Compliance & privacy | 57/100, weight 12% | 15/100, weight 16% |
| Domain & network | 72/100, weight 4% | 64/100, weight 6% |
| Independence & resilience | 47/100, weight 8% | 47/100, weight 8% |
| Content & trust | 65/100, weight 10% | 77/100, weight 5% |
| User experience & reliability | 65/100, weight 10% | 97/100, weight 12% |
| Overall score | 62/100 | 52/100 |
| Pages analyzed | 25 | 120 |
A score of 80 or more reads “good,” 50 to 79 “needs improvement,” and below 50 “priority fix.” The audit methodology explains how scores and weights are set.
What these two audits found
The findings each report puts at the top of its verdict. Their measurements are in the summary.
B2B marketing site
- Trackers before consent
- Very slow main content on mobile
- Data outside the EU and independence
- Visible placeholder text
- Untranslated content
- Unprotected cookies
- Reliability
- DNSSEC not deployed
Online shop
- Trackers before consent
- No accessibility statement
- Vulnerable library
- Data outside the EU and dependency
- Untranslated language versions
The 9 pillars are presented one by one in what the audit examines. For an online shop, the ecommerce website audit guide covers what the audit checks on top.