04Website audit
WebRedTeam
Find what’s broken, get the fix list
Every issue comes with its location, impact and priority, so developers can fix them one by one.
Who it’s for
WebRedTeam is for the people who run and build websites. Around a launch or redesign, it checks phone layouts, user paths, resource loading and basic security.
It gathers page and resource data through passive checks and compiles a report. The score in the demo comes from a sample report and isn’t a result for any real site.
What you get
The report lists where each issue is, the evidence, the impact and the priority. Fix what blocks access first, then schedule the rest.
Findings turn straight into dev tasks and a retest checklist: clear on what to change, easy to recheck. The public demo only shows a report; scanning and downloads are disabled.
What it saves
No more copying screenshots, chat feedback and stray issues into a task sheet. Operations and development share one list: less explaining, less back-and-forth.
Our take
Every issue comes with its next step.
A report should tell whoever picks it up what to fix first, and what to check after.
- Check pages and resources
- Review issues and priorities
- Fix and recheck
