Sample audit of a fictional joinery workshop
PDF report
The audit an agency would hand its client, under the agency’s own name: 15 findings on a small trade business’s site, each with the measured evidence, what it costs the business, the fix and the effort, ranked so the cheapest high-impact work comes first.



Wrenfold Joinery is not a real business. Its website was built with deliberate faults, then audited on 11 November 2026 with the same tools and tests Blindstamp uses on a client’s site. The faults include a contact form that no longer sends, a service page hidden from Google and a home page that takes more than 45 seconds to show its main picture on Lighthouse’s slow-phone test.
The report is 25 pages. A one-page summary for the business owner comes first, then the fix list in order, then each finding with the page, measured value, target, rule, tool and date. The last pages give the Lighthouse results for every page, the method, tools and limits, and the rules each finding is measured against.
The cover carries your agency’s name or logo. Nothing in the file, its metadata or its images names Blindstamp.
Before it was published here, it went through the same automated tests as every audit and two separate AI reviews, one of the evidence and one of the finished report.