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Platform Technical Audit
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More than 100 structural checks across three tiers — server, platform, and template. Every finding tied to a root cause, severity, and a confidence rating. The audit provides sprint-ready tickets with code fixes, not a PDF of best practices.
What we examine
Server Tier
Is your server handing the site to visitors correctly? We look at the security headers that protect your users, your TLS and certificate setup, how your CDN and caching are configured, the redirect chains a request runs through, and how quickly the server responds before a single pixel renders.
Platform Tier
Is the platform your site is built on making it invisible? We look at how your CMS or framework loads, what's blocking the page from rendering, the Core Web Vitals that decide whether it feels fast, the third-party and ad scripts piling up in the background, and whether consent and privacy tooling are quietly breaking your measurement.
Template Tier
Is each page built to be found and easy to use? We look at your structured data, your image formats and sizing, accessibility against WCAG 2.1 AA, how the layout behaves on mobile, the internal linking that ties your pages together, and the friction sitting in your forms and core flows.
Root Cause Synthesis
Where do all these findings actually come from? We cluster them to separate systemic problems from one-offs, flag compliance risk across GDPR, CCPA, and WCAG, give each finding a confidence tier, map the dependencies between fixes, and rank everything by severity against effort — so you know what to ship first.
The deliverable
Not a report. A backlog. Every finding ships as a markdown file with a machine-readable YAML masthead and a rendered human-readable body — ready to drop into your engineering tracker.
Every finding follows this format. The YAML masthead is for indexing — finding ID, severity, root cause cluster, confidence tier. The body is the readable explanation and fix. Both ship in one file.
How it connects
Technical findings feed directly into the other two pillars. Slow page speed becomes a conversion cost in the Revenue Performance Audit. Missing structured data becomes a content visibility gap in the Content Authority Audit.
That cross-pollination is why a single-pillar audit misses things. A technical issue isn't just a technical issue — it's a revenue issue.
Why it's called Muttr
Good debugging doesn't sound like a fire alarm. It sounds like a senior engineer working a problem out loud — muttering through the structure, ruling out the obvious, following one thread until it reaches the thing that's actually broken.
That's what Muttr does. It won't flag every surface error and call it a day. It works methodically through your site's architecture and argues with itself as it goes: every finding runs through an adversarial feedback loop built to challenge it before allowing it to ship. What survives isn't a symptom — it's a root cause. That's why the backlog comes back short, and why every ticket on it is real.
See it in action
See how the Platform Technical Audit fits into the full Get Right engagement — or talk to a founder about your site.