Jaraf Digital Systems Agency · Eastern Connecticut
What does your website show a visitor?
Give me the address. I’ll check its public pages and send back what I can verify, with unrun checks marked clearly.
Free, and free means free — no signup, no card, no newsletter. If nothing much is wrong I’ll tell you that, which is a perfectly good outcome.
What actually happens after you press the button
Your request goes into a queue. Nothing is sent automatically. I run the checks, read the results myself, and write back from my own inbox. There is no autoresponder behind this form and no drip sequence — if you get an email from Jaraf, I typed it.
I’m not going to promise you a deadline I haven’t measured. This is a one-person shop and the honest answer is “as soon as I’ve actually looked at it.” If you need it by a particular day, say so in a reply and I’ll tell you straight whether I can.
If I can’t reach your site, you’ll hear that too. Sites behind logins, firewalls or aggressive bot protection can’t be checked this way, and I’d rather tell you than send you a report full of blanks.
What you won’t get
A score out of 100. Scored against what? Every tool that gives you a number is inventing the scale. I’d rather show you the broken link.
“Your site is 40% slower than competitors.” I can’t measure your competitors and neither can anyone who tells you that.
A sales sequence. One report, from a person. If you want to talk afterwards, you’ll say so.
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What I look at
Links that go nowhere
Pages renamed years ago and never redirected.
How your contact form is wired
Where the HTML says it submits — and where it says nothing, which is worth a look because JavaScript may be carrying it.
Your site on a phone
Phone-width overflow when a browser check is available; otherwise marked not run.
Speed
Requests, transferred weight and load time when measured; otherwise marked not run.
Broken images
The most visible kind of neglect on a page.
Security headers and https
What the checked response includes; fixes depend on your host.
Analytics
Whether a recognised tag is present in the page. Server-side and self-hosted analytics are invisible to this check.
Privacy, terms, contact
What is visible on the checked public page.
Who’s doing it
Paul Denning — Jaraf Digital Systems Agency, Eastern Connecticut. I build websites, checkouts and small automations for local businesses, and I hand over the code and the tests that prove it works.
The audit reads publicly available pages. It doesn’t log in, submit forms, or change anything on your site. It’s not a penetration test, a legal compliance review, or an accessibility certification, and the report says so on its face. Findings name the observation and its limits, so you can check my work or hand it to whoever maintains the site.
What happens to your details
I store your website address, your name, your business name and your email, so I can run the checks and write back. The server also records your IP address and browser identifier to limit abuse and investigate failed requests. I do not ask for a phone number or add you to a marketing list. The hosting and email providers process the request to deliver this service.
To have it removed, email paul@jaraf.net and say so. I delete the row and the report file by hand. I handle these requests manually; this is not automatic erasure. If you want confirmation it is done, ask for it and I’ll reply.