Scan report for ebrd.com
4 pages crawled — 6906 words, 43 images and 578 links read straight off the pages and checked for accessibility, performance, SEO, security, forms, links and infrastructure. 33 distinct problems found, counted 78 times across the pages.
Report updated 2026-10-27
Category scores
- Overall
- 87/100
- SEO
- 78/100 · Issues: 17
- Accessibility
- 76/100 · Issues: 20
- Performance
- 67/100 · Issues: 8
- Security
- 73/100 · Issues: 11
- Privacy
- 91/100 · Issues: 1
- HTML validity
- 85/100 · Issues: 8
- Forms
- 100/100 · No issues found
- Links
- 100/100 · No issues found
- Console
- Not measured
- Infrastructure
- 97/100 · Issues: 4
- Mobile
- 97/100 · Issues: 4
- Images
- 89/100 · Issues: 5
Quick Wins
High-impact, low-effort fixes, ranked by what this scan actually found.
- Load the first image eagerly — The largest image starts downloading with the page instead of after it.
- Set the Secure flag on every cookie — Cookies stop travelling in the clear where the site is reachable in the clear.
- Point the aria-* attributes at ids that exist — The controls announce the name the markup was already trying to give them.
- Add alt text to the images that are missing it — Search engines can index the images and screen-reader users learn what they show.
- Add a twitter:card meta tag — Links shared on X get a preview card instead of a bare URL.
- Make every id on the page unique — Anchors, labels and scripts reach the element they were pointing at.
What the site checks found
- Medium — Security — The TLS certificate expires in 16 days.
- Low — Security — The Content-Security-Policy sets no default-src, object-src, base-uri, frame-ancestors, so those are left at the browser default.
- Low — Security — No /.well-known/security.txt — anyone who finds a vulnerability has to guess where to report it.
- Medium — Performance — 17 of 17 static files checked are cached for less than a week, or not at all — returning visitors download them again.
- Medium — Performance — 11 scripts or stylesheets are sent without gzip or Brotli compression.
- Low — Performance — The HTML is compressed with gzip but not with Brotli, which every current browser accepts and which is typically 15–20% smaller.
- Medium — Performance — 1 of the images sampled are over half a megabyte: /content/dam/ebrd_dxp/testing/solarfact.jpg (974 KB).
- Medium — Privacy — None of the scanned pages links a privacy policy (missing: privacy, imprint).
- Medium — SEO — The sitemap lists 1 service addresses (cart, account, search, thank-you pages, sort and filter parameters): /home/login.html.
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