Every number on this page is from a real audit and a real fix, verified live in production — not a mockup. This is what "honest audits" actually looks like end to end.
The "404 on the analytics script" finding looked like a one-line fix. The real cause: the analytics app had never been deployed to production at all, and its port was already claimed by an unrelated internal tool. Deployed the real app, pointed it at the existing (already-populated) database, fixed the nginx routing.
Rewrote every stale link to point at its real destination, rebuilt, and promoted to production.
Read every single finding instead of bulk-fixing. ~11 were the scanner matching literal code text, ~15 already had correct dynamic alt text a static scanner can't evaluate, ~5 were legitimately empty until JavaScript sets them, ~10 were admin-only and never crawled. Only 2 were genuine public-facing gaps — fixed with real, specific alt text, not keyword stuffing.
Short pages read as "keyword-stuffed" purely because they were short — same keyword count, smaller page. Fixed by adding genuine, specific content (real FAQ answers, real explanations) rather than diluting or removing the keyword.