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See whether movement helps
Transitions, keyframes, scroll libraries and autoplaying video - and whether any of it can be turned off.
→ Read from your CSS and scripts, then checked against what you tell us
An honest read of your shop
Type your shop's web address to see what we would judge.
Paste your address. We go through your pages for how they move, how their images and type are handled, and who they shut out - then tell you what to fix, what to keep, and what to consider. Built for shop owners who are tired of guessing.
✓Your six rule scores are free, in seconds, with no account. £6 is only for the full report: the findings and the AI review.
An example, not a customer. The overall score is the plain average of the six.
What we read on every page
The problem
You move the button. You rewrite the headline. You ask a friend, who says it looks nice. Nothing improves, because nobody told you what was actually broken, or where to start.
What gets judged
Six are checked by fixed rules against your pages and the stylesheets they load, and every finding carries the evidence that produced it - the rule, the sentence, the count. The other two - how your shop looks and whether its words sell - are judged by AI from pictures of your pages, and marked AI wherever they appear.
Transitions, keyframes, scroll libraries and autoplaying video - and whether any of it can be turned off.
Whether pictures are sized for the screen they land on, and served in modern formats.
How many typefaces and weights are in play, and whether the page has one clear title.
Titles, the line search results show, links that say only "read more", theme text nobody replaced, and how long the sentences run.
Whether it is built to fit a phone, whether the headings run in order, and how small the body text is set.
Alt text, focus outlines, whether the page says what language it is in, and the viewport tag.
The first impression, your photos, where the eye lands, clutter, and whether the main button is obvious - on a desktop and on a phone.
Whether the headline says what you sell, whether the page answers what a buyer asks before paying, and whether the next step is clear.
How it works
We read the page and find what else is worth judging. Free, with no account.
Up to five. Anything your robots.txt asks us to leave alone, we leave alone - and we show you which.
Does anything move? A still picture cannot show it, so we read your code and ask you too. Then you see your six scores, free.
Make an account and pay for the findings, the evidence behind each, the AI review, and what to fix, keep and consider. Saved to your History.
What a report says
These are real findings, word for word as the report writes them. Which ones you get depends on what is on your pages.
Phones and computers have a setting that asks websites to cut animation, for people it makes dizzy or sick. Nothing on your shop listens to it, so they get every movement anyway.
One or two families is discipline most shops never manage, and it is why a page reads calm.
WebP or AVIF typically halves the weight of the same picture at the same quality.
What it costs
One payment, one report. Nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel.
One shop, up to five of its pages, one report you keep.
The small print, in large print.
Honest about the limits
Questions
Yes. One payment for one shop, and nothing renews. If you want the same shop judged again after changing it, that is another £6.
Your six rule scores take seconds. After you pay, the report runs while you wait and opens as soon as it is done. The AI review takes a minute or two; your rule scores are saved first, so closing the tab loses nothing. There is no email to wait for.
We only read public pages, never log in, never change anything, and follow your robots.txt. Any page you untick, we leave alone.
Partly, and the report says which part. Six areas are checked by fixed rules against your pages' code - no AI, and the same answer every time. Two more, Look and Selling, are judged by Anthropic's Claude from pictures of your pages. Those are marked AI, and every point they take off says where on the page to look.
It will be specific rather than cruel. Every finding comes with what we found - the count, the missing rule, the element - so you can check it yourself.
If none of your pages can be read, the scan you paid for is not used up, so you can try again. Pages your robots.txt blocks are shown as blocked before you pay.
No. It is one payment, not a subscription, so there is nothing running in the background.
Teardown is a one-person business in Cambridge, UK. The trader's full name and address are in our terms.
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