Proof
Proof you can re-run yourself
The short answer
What we can prove today
We publish measured scores, with the date and method, for the founder's personal website, including the one score that is not 100. Every number on this page can be re-checked with Google's free tools, and the Site X-ray runs the same tests on your site next to ours.
Client results appear here only with the client's written permission. What anyone can check today is our own work, measured in public.
Measured 27 October 2026
Lighthouse scores of the founder's personal site
Lighthouse 12, headless Chromium, one run from a cloud server, at about 04:35 UTC on 27 October 2026. P = Performance, A = Accessibility, BP = Best Practices, SEO = SEO.
| Site | Mobile P / A / BP / SEO | Desktop P / A / BP / SEO |
|---|---|---|
| shaunpatrickstewart.com (the founder's personal site) | 95 / 100 / 100 / 100 | 100 / 100 / 100 / 100 |
The honest reading: the personal site scores 100 in every category on desktop, and 95 for mobile performance with 100 everywhere else. This was a single run, which is a quick floor reading, not the stricter lowest-of-five method we use when we test client launches.
This site
The proof built into every page
This site is held to the same bar it sells: 100 in all four Lighthouse categories, mobile and desktop, lowest of five runs.
X-ray this page
The toggle in the header shows the page's headings, its structured data, its real load time in your own browser and what an AI assistant reads.
Re-run Google's test
Put any page of this site into PageSpeed Insights. You do not need us for that.
Validate the markup
Paste any page address into the Rich Results Test or the Schema.org validator.
See which build is live
/version.txt shows the code version deployed right now, never cached.
Every result on this page is listed with the date it was measured, and only once it has been measured. The method we use to score AI answers is on the AI scorecard page.
House rules
How we treat proof
- We show testimonials, client logos, client counts or awards only when they are real and we have permission. The US Federal Trade Commission's 2024 rule bans fake reviews and testimonials (FTC, August 2024), and we would not use them anyway.
- Every number has a date and a source. A score without a date is not proof.
- Misses are published too, like the 95 above. Our AI-answer scoring method counts the questions assistants get wrong, not only the ones they get right.
- Speed data from real visitors is shown only when Google has enough visits to report it. Until then we say so.
Your turn
How to read your own scores
| Category | What it measures | Why an owner should care |
|---|---|---|
| Performance | How fast the page loads and becomes usable, simulated on a mid-range phone | Slow pages lose visitors before they see your phone number |
| Accessibility | Contrast, labels, headings and other checks that help people with disabilities | More people can use the site, and it is easier for everyone |
| Best Practices | Security and modern code checks | Fewer browser warnings and fewer weak spots |
| SEO | Basic signals search engines need: titles, descriptions, crawlable links | Missing basics make Google's job harder |
Lab scores vary a little between runs. That is why our launch test takes the lowest of five, and why Google's real-visitor data is the final word. Google counts a page as loading well when its largest element appears in 2.5 seconds or less for most visitors (web.dev, updated 2024-10-31).
FAQ
Questions about our proof
Why do you show a 95 when you sell 100?
Because it is the real number, measured on 27 October 2026. Hiding it would make every other number on this page less believable. The 100 target applies to pages we build for clients, tested at launch.
Do you publish client reviews?
Only real ones, written by the client and published with their permission. We never buy, write or swap reviews.
Can I check your scores without trusting you?
Yes. Every test on this page uses Google's or Schema.org's own free tools, which you can run on any page of this site.
Will you publish scores for my site?
Only with your written permission, and saying no changes nothing about your project.
Next step
See where your site stands, then talk to the person who builds it.
Run the free X-ray on your own site, or book a free scoping call. Either way you see real numbers before you spend anything.