A website audit demo built around the report, not around the pitch.

AuditLab shows how a site reads across privacy, cookies, accessibility, and UX, then turns that read into a structured report with clear next steps.

Start with the risk-heavy report, then switch to a cleaner baseline if you want to see how the same structure changes in tone.

What the audit looks at

Four lenses, one report

The demo keeps the scope narrow so the report stays credible and readable.

Privacy / GDPR

Checks disclosure placement, third-party behavior, and whether the privacy story is easy to defend.

Looks at consent balance, banner clarity, and whether the choice feels genuinely neutral.

Accessibility

Reviews structure, contrast, keyboard support, and the parts that affect everyday use.

Checks the first read, the hierarchy, and whether the page explains itself quickly enough.

How it works

The demo starts from a URL and treats the site as an audit subject, not a marketing target.

The report surfaces the issues, why they matter, and which ones change the overall picture.

The end of the report turns the audit into a short, practical sequence of next actions.

Sample findings

These examples match the report language and show how issues are framed before you open the full audit.

Preview issue

high

The cookie decision is not visually neutral, which weakens trust before the user reads the explanation.

Preview issue

high

Some third-party behavior appears too early, which makes the privacy story harder to defend.

Preview issue

medium

The interface is readable, but keyboard users still benefit from stronger visibility on dark surfaces.

Explore the report

If you want the full flow, open the report and move through the findings, priority fixes, and handoff section in order.