A technical score out of 100, supported by dated measurements, desktop and mobile captures, and recommendations you can act on.
How quickly the sampled page loads under defined mobile and desktop test conditions.
Whether the sampled public pages can be reached and understood consistently through their technical signals.
Automated checks highlight issues that can make content and controls harder to use.
How the sampled interface fits a small screen, including its text, forms and interactive elements.
How the public website and its resources are delivered to the browser.
Whether page identity, metadata and document structure reflect the visible content.
Each dimension combines the applicable checks defined in the methodology. Once all required measurements are complete, their weighted scores produce a total out of 100, rounded to the nearest whole point.
If a required measurement is blocked, fails or is unavailable, the new overall score is not published. Available findings remain visible. A previous complete score keeps its original date, so you can distinguish it from the current analysis.
The profile shows when the site was captured and which analysis produced the result. A website can change after a capture, so the date is part of the assessment.
Review the URLs, device profiles and methodology version used. Compare results taken under equivalent conditions; a changed sample or method can change the score.
Each recommendation links to an observed issue and a suggested improvement. Important failures are highlighted even when the total score is high.
Verified website owners can request another analysis. A fresh capture records the new state and keeps the earlier result in its dated history.
Atlas evaluates the pages and resources included in the public analysis. It does not access private application code, customer databases or internal business rules without a separate authorized process.
Automated accessibility checks cover part of accessibility evaluation. Laboratory performance measurements describe controlled test conditions; real-user data, when available, is shown separately. The result is a technical website score, not a customer review, a security certification or a business-reputation rating.
Choose the findings relevant to your visitors and business. Improve with Forge carries them into a focused analysis and an improvement plan. Atlas scoring remains independent of any purchase.