Small websites often launch with missing meta tags, weak mobile details, accessibility issues, and broken links that are hard for owners to notice.
Website QA Auditor turns a URL into a client-ready launch report.
Built as proof for Webloom-style website QA and deployment rescue work: paste a public URL, run practical checks, and get a prioritized report a non-technical client can understand.
A Python web app checks common SEO, accessibility, and page-health signals and presents the findings as a simple A-F score with next actions.
The app is deployed on Render and linked from the portfolio, Webloom page, GitHub README, and GhravenLabs proof gallery.
What I handled
- Designed the scan output for business owners, not only developers.
- Kept the checks explainable: what failed, why it matters, and what to fix first.
- Deployed the app as a public demo on Render with clear free-host wake-up wording.
Useful next upgrade
Add saved PDF reports and before/after screenshots for each audit so the same tool can support paid 48-hour Webloom sprints.
Render free services can sleep after inactivity, so first load may take around 30 seconds.