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Real cases

Full reports on public home pages, uncut. Each one with its date, its source and its limits.

Each card shows one of the findings in the report. The whole report is at the link.

Shopify

On 2 of the 11 pages we reviewed, 2 external domains load before anyone touches anything.

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Miro

On 9 of the 11 pages we reviewed, there are headings that skip levels.

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Loom

On the pages we reviewed, we found images without alt text. On the page with the most, 30 of 62.

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Intercom

On all 11 pages we reviewed, we found menus that open and close without saying which of the two states they are in.

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GitHub

One form asks for a single detail, and we found nothing that says whether it is required.

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Dropbox

On the pages we reviewed, we found images without alt text. On the page with the most, 18 of 23.

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Calendly

On all 11 pages we reviewed, we found menus that open and close without saying which of the two states they are in.

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Basecamp

On all 11 pages we reviewed, 1 external domain loads before anyone touches anything.

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Atlassian

The “email” field is declared as text. Judging by its name, it calls for an email address.

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Airbnb

We found no search engine description on 2 of the 11 pages we reviewed.

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PostHog

We found 1 menu that opens and closes without saying which of the two states it is in.

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Typeform

On 8 of the 11 pages we reviewed, there are pieces of text that barely stand out from their background.

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Simple Analytics

On all 11 pages we reviewed, the first screen has links and buttons that share the same background, text color and…

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Notion

On all 11 pages we reviewed, there are external domains that load before anyone touches anything. On the page with…

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Attio

The “email” field is declared as text. Judging by its name, it calls for an email address.

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We chose them because each one shows something different about what we do. They are not a representative sample.

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