Guide
Reading report scores and quick wins
Use scores as a signal, then prioritize issues by risk, effort, and audience.
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Treat the score as a summary
The score helps you understand overall condition, but it should not be the only thing you act on. A lower-severity issue can still matter if it blocks customers or search visibility.
Use quick wins for momentum
Quick wins are designed to highlight issues that are easier to fix or explain. They are useful for weekly cleanup, client updates, and first-pass remediation.
Separate technical detail from stakeholder detail
Developers need evidence and exact checks. Owners and PMs need impact, urgency, and what changes after the fix. Use the report sections differently for each audience.
Compare repeated audits
When you run audits over time, focus on regressions and recurring issues. A repeated warning often means the team needs a workflow fix, not only a one-time code fix.