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What Your Report Will Look Like

Every GoodSiteReport audit uses the same clear format: a score, prioritized findings with severity labels, and practical recommendations your team can act on. Below are condensed samples from each report type.

Prepared for: Example Nonprofit Report Date: March 28, 2026 Analyst: GoodSiteReport Team

Website Health Audit

A broad check for broken links, missing images, error pages, and basic SEO gaps—designed to give you a clear picture of your site's overall condition.

72 Health Score

Summary: Good overall foundation, but several easy-to-fix issues are weakening usability, trust, and search visibility.

Area Finding Severity
Internal Links 9 broken internal links found across key pages. High
Page Errors 3 pages are returning errors and are inaccessible to visitors. High
Page Titles 11 pages are missing strong, descriptive page titles. Medium
Homepage Homepage loads correctly and securely over HTTPS. Good
  1. Fix all broken internal links across key pages Expected impact: improved trust, navigation, and crawlability.
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  2. Resolve error pages — redirect or restore missing content Expected impact: fewer dead ends for visitors and search engines.
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SEO Audit

A review of technical and on-page SEO issues that limit rankings—covering title tags, metadata, crawlability, and content structure.

74 SEO Score

Summary: Strong mission content, but technical and on-page gaps are limiting discoverability in search.

Area Finding Severity
Title Tags 13 pages are missing optimized title tags. High
Crawlability 4 crawlability issues are affecting key pages. High
Meta Descriptions 9 pages have duplicate or thin meta descriptions. Medium
HTTPS / Canonicals Clean HTTPS setup and valid canonical pattern across site. Good
  1. Rewrite and optimize title tags for top-priority pages Expected impact: stronger keyword relevance and higher click-through rates in search results.
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  2. Resolve crawlability issues affecting key sections Expected impact: better indexing of important pages by search engines.
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Accessibility Audit

A WCAG-focused review identifying barriers that prevent people with disabilities from using your website—covering alt text, contrast, keyboard access, and form usability.

68 Accessibility Score

Summary: Solid foundation, but key accessibility issues may be blocking users from completing important actions.

Area Finding Severity
Images 14 images are missing alternative text for screen readers. High
Color Contrast 8 text and background combinations fall below WCAG contrast thresholds. High
Form Labels 5 form fields lack clear, programmatically associated labels. Medium
Heading Structure Consistent heading hierarchy maintained across key pages. Good
  1. Add descriptive alt text to all non-decorative images Expected impact: improved screen reader experience and WCAG A compliance.
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  2. Fix color contrast on text elements that fall below WCAG thresholds Expected impact: more readable content for users with low vision or color blindness.
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Performance Report

A speed-focused review identifying what is slowing down key pages—including Core Web Vitals, oversized images, render-blocking scripts, and mobile performance risks.

64 Performance Score

Summary: Your site is usable, but speed bottlenecks on high-traffic pages may be hurting retention, visibility, and conversions.

Area Finding Severity
Core Web Vitals 7 pages have slow Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) scores. High
Image Weight 12 oversized images are impacting mobile load time. High
Scripts 4 scripts are delaying first interaction on key pages. Medium
Layout Stability Homepage has stable layout with minimal cumulative layout shift. Good
  1. Compress and resize oversized images site-wide Expected impact: faster mobile load times and improved LCP on key pages.
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  2. Defer or remove render-blocking scripts from key pages Expected impact: faster time-to-interaction and reduced mobile bounce rates.
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Internal Linking Audit

A review of how well your pages connect to one another—identifying orphaned content, weak link structure, and missed opportunities to guide visitors toward key pages.

68 Link Structure Score

Summary: Your content is strong, but link structure is making key pages harder to find and reducing their visibility.

Area Finding Severity
Under-linked Pages 12 important pages have too few internal links pointing to them. High
Orphan Pages 7 pages are not linked from any core section of the site. High
Anchor Text 19 links use vague anchor text such as "click here" or "learn more." Medium
Key Page Indexing Main donation and program pages are indexed and accessible. Good
  1. Add contextual links to orphaned and under-linked key pages Expected impact: improved crawlability and better distribution of page authority.
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  2. Replace vague anchor text with descriptive link language Expected impact: clearer navigation for users and stronger relevance signals for search engines.
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Mobile Optimization Report

A mobile-first review of usability and conversion—checking tap targets, form friction, layout breakpoints, and how well your site performs on phones and tablets.

70 Mobile Score

Summary: Your website works on mobile, but common friction points are slowing users down and reducing conversion on smaller screens.

Area Finding Severity
Tap Targets 12 interactive elements are below the recommended tap target size. High
Viewport Overflow 4 pages have content that overflows the mobile viewport. High
Form Usability 5 forms have keyboard or input friction on mobile devices. Medium
Donation CTA Primary donation call-to-action remains visible and accessible on mobile. Good
  1. Increase tap target sizes on key interactive elements Expected impact: fewer accidental taps and improved usability for mobile donors and volunteers.
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  2. Fix viewport overflow issues on affected pages Expected impact: cleaner layout and no horizontal scrolling on mobile screens.
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Trust & Credibility Check

An evaluation of the signals that shape donor confidence—transparency, security cues, leadership visibility, and the consistency of messaging that makes visitors feel safe giving.

74 Trust Score

Summary: Strong mission messaging, but several credibility gaps may reduce donor confidence and conversion intent.

Area Finding Severity
Transparency No dedicated transparency or accountability page was found. High
Donation Security Donation flow lacks clear security reassurance copy near the payment step. High
Leadership About page is missing staff names and photos, reducing personal credibility. Medium
Branding Consistency Consistent branding and contact information maintained across main pages. Good
  1. Create a transparency page with financial and leadership disclosures Expected impact: increased donor confidence and reduced hesitation before giving.
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  2. Add security and trust copy to the donation checkout flow Expected impact: lower form abandonment and stronger reassurance at the conversion point.
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