Crossing the threshold.
Six chapters ago this was a shop with a score and no explanation. You have read the report, taken it apart, watched a fix get written and checked. One thing is left, and it is the one a guide almost never does: turn the subject on itself.
Built to pass the checks it teaches.
Not “passes” — built to pass. The difference matters, and it is the same difference this whole Academy has been about: one is a claim you would have to take from us, the other is a description of an intention you can go and test. Here is what these pages were built to do, check by check.
If one of them has slipped, the scanner will say so, and we would rather you found it that way than took our word for it. A section about reading honestly does not get an exemption from being read.
The scanner does not know who owns it.
It is the same engine, the same checks and the same report whichever address you give it — including this one. Point it at your own site first, though: ours is not the one costing you customers.
Both run the free check. Neither needs an account.
You are already on the other side.
The threshold was never the software. It was knowing what the machines can and cannot take from your pages — and you know that now, whether or not you ever pay us a franc for it.
Free to look. No card, no call.