The standard every page meets before release.
Nothing on this site is published by hand. Each change is built, judged by automated checks and released only when every one of them passes. A failed check stops the release.
Each sounding opens its section
- 01 Checked before launch 57 words
- 02 The security headers every response carries 149 words
- 03 One measurement, with its scope 78 words
- 04 Inspect it yourself 80 words
- 05 What the standard means for a client 66 words
- 06 Versions of this standard 21 words
- 07 Free competitor gap report 97 words
- 08 Tell us about your market 32 words
- Words
- 580
- Site 366–1,117 · median 749.5
- Sections (H2)
- 8
- Site 3–14 · median 9
- Internal links
- 14
- Site 1–36 · median 19
- File
- 74.4 kB
- HTML, uncompressed · of 108.4 kB budget · 0 scripts
Checked before launch
Page head and metadata 5 + 5
Structure and accessibility 8 + 11
Links and navigation 5 + 3
Structured data 1 + 5
Wording and claims 12 + 8
Crawling, indexing and feeds 5 + 7
Security and privacy 8 + 2
Brand and design 12 + 4
101 of 101 passed
56 written for this site
45 inherited from Hadal
The security headers every response carries
A browser receives 7 security headers with every page of this site. The first of them allows no script at all: these pages run no JavaScript, set no cookie and load nothing from any other site.
Content-Security-Policy: Lists what a browser may load on these pages.Strict-Transport-Security: Tells browsers to reach this domain and every subdomain over HTTPS only, for a year.Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy: Keeps another site's window from reaching into this one.X-Frame-Options: Stops the site being displayed inside a frame on another site.X-Content-Type-Options: Stops the browser guessing a file's type.Referrer-Policy: Tells other sites only this site's name when a visitor follows a link, never the page they came from.Permissions-Policy: Switches off access to the camera, the microphone and location.
The values are public. Any browser's developer tools show them, under the network tab, for any page of the site.
One measurement, with its scope
PageSpeed Insights, Google's public test, was run on the home page in its mobile profile on 14 October 2026 (build 39cad26). The four scores were 100 for performance, 100 for accessibility, 100 for best practices and 100 for SEO.
That figure covers one page, one profile and one run. Results vary between runs and between pages, so the test is linked here for anyone to repeat: run PageSpeed Insights on the home page.
Inspect it yourself
The files a search engine or an auditor reads first are all public.
- robots.txt: what crawlers are asked to do.
- The sitemap: every page, with the date it last changed.
- security.txt: where to report a vulnerability.
- llms.txt: the map of the site for answer engines.
- The RSS feed: every guide.
- This page as markdown: every page has a plain-text copy at the same address ending in .md.
What the standard means for a client
A site we build is released through a gate of the same kind: automated checks run on every change, and a change that fails one does not go live. The faults a check catches are the ones that otherwise surface months later, as a page missing from search or a link that leads nowhere.
Versions of this standard
Free competitor gap report
A standard matters most beside the sites you compete with. Name up to three competitors and we put your site and theirs through the same measurements, then send you where each one falls short.
- Speed and technical health, side by side
- On-page SEO and site structure
- The content they are found for and you are not
- Who holds the searches that matter in your market
- A prioritised list of what to fix first
Request your free report by email
- Address
- contact@hadalmedusa.com
- Include
- your site; up to three competitors; where you compete
Tell us about your market
Email us your website and what you want it held to, and we will reply with what we would measure first.
Email us
- Address
- contact@hadalmedusa.com