Methodology

Evidence first, with limits shown

StoreAuditKit is currently a validation demo. Its displayed findings are illustrative and it does not contact the store address entered. The planned audit method below describes how a production scan will be evaluated.

Sample a useful set of pages

The planned scan covers the homepage, a collection, and up to three product pages. The report must identify every checked URL and any page that could not be reached.

Separate facts from interpretation

A missing title in retrieved HTML can be confirmed. A policy that was not discovered needs review because it may load dynamically or be linked elsewhere. Findings retain their evidence, confidence, and check rule.

Use meaningful technical signals

Checks include HTTP access, indexing directives, canonical URLs, titles, headings, structured product facts, selected internal links, and one mobile lab performance run. A single test cannot promise rankings, traffic, revenue, or real conversion behavior.

Verify after a change

Fix instructions should name the affected signal and explain how to repeat the same check. Performance comparisons use the same page and test conditions. Search visibility changes may take time after a technically correct update.