Free · Automated · Public information
Start with a website check.
Enter your domain for a first look at email settings and HTTPS. Add your email for automated homepage speed and accessibility checks, plus a link to the results.
A first pass, not a security assessment or accessibility certification.
Choose the depth
A quick check or a closer look.
| Review | Free audit | Full audit |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Public DNS + homepage | Agreed pages + visitor journeys |
| Method | Automated checks | Expert review + selected manual checks |
| Access | Public information only | Systems you authorize |
| Delivery | Automated findings | Private, prioritized action plan |
| Price | No charge | Quoted for the agreed scope |
Free results never draw on private client reports. A full audit’s scope is agreed before work starts; fixes and ongoing management are separate.
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From finding to follow-up.
Examples marked resolved in LFW.com’s scan history. These are our own site’s findings, not client results.
- Elements must meet minimum color contrast ratio thresholdsResolved in scan history · Last detected
- Phone visitors download desktop-sized imagesResolved in scan history · Last detected
- Dead link: https://lfw.com/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection/Resolved in scan history · Last detected
Email and HTTPS
Public DNS records and certificate checks can flag configuration risks. They do not prove that email cannot be spoofed or that a site is secure.
Homepage speed and accessibility
Browser measurements capture one page at a point in time. Automated accessibility rules miss issues that require keyboard, screen-reader, and human review.
Files for crawlers
The check also looks for robots.txt, sitemap.xml, security.txt, and llms.txt. A missing file needs context; it is not automatically a broken site or a requirement to add the file.
Turn the findings into a next step.
Bring your website and the question you need answered. Leland will help define a useful scope.