Contact form fails after submit
Lead form returns 500 on mobile Safari.
For agencies managing client websites
Catch client-visible website issues before your client does.
FrontAudit AI gives agencies a client-ready QA report for one public site: screenshot evidence, severity, business impact, and suggested fixes without another manual QA pass.
Start with one report to spot broken forms, dead CTA paths, mobile issues, and console errors early — then decide if recurring monitoring is worth rolling into delivery.
Audit Report
northstar-studio.com
Critical2
Medium5
Low9
Pricing CTA points to old route
Primary quote link lands on a retired intake path.
Case study image delays LCP
Large mobile image ships without responsive sizes.
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Submit returns 500 after tap
Problem signals
Client websites break quietly.
Frontend regressions rarely arrive as a clean support ticket. They show up later as missed leads, confused account teams, and client trust that becomes harder to rebuild.
- Lead forms stop submitting after plugin or CMS updates.
- Primary CTAs keep pointing at retired campaign pages.
- Mobile layouts shift under chat widgets and sticky bars.
- Console errors hide behind working-looking conversion paths.
- Performance regressions land after client content edits.
What we check
Coverage shaped around client-visible frontend risk.
Each audit focuses on problems that make a launched site feel unreliable to buyers, clients, and the teams responsible for keeping it online.
Forms
Submit states, required fields, success messages, and visible failure paths.
CTA links
Primary routes, retired pages, tracking links, and broken campaign targets.
Mobile layout
Viewport collisions, tap targets, sticky elements, and hidden content.
Console errors
Runtime errors, failed assets, hydration warnings, and noisy updates.
Accessibility
Contrast, labels, keyboard risks, and screen-reader basics.
Performance
Lighthouse signals, heavy assets, and user-facing slowdowns.
Broken links and SEO basics are included when they affect the path from visitor intent to client conversion.
Weekly report preview
Reports explain what failed, why it matters, and what to fix.
Severity is only useful when it is paired with evidence. Each row connects the technical signal to a client-facing business risk.
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Sent TuesdayWeekly QA findings
Contact form fails after submit
Lead form returns 500 on mobile Safari.
Paid campaign leads can disappear before CRM capture.
Pricing CTA points to old route
Primary quote link lands on a retired intake path.
Qualified visitors hit a dead end during evaluation.
Case study image delays LCP
Large mobile image ships without responsive sizes.
Campaign traffic waits longer before seeing proof.
Built for agencies
A weekly QA workflow that fits account delivery.
Keep audits close to the client work: multiple websites, recurring checks, clean reports, and public share links that do not expose internal triage noise.
Add client sites
Track priority domains, launch pages, and revenue paths without building a new QA ritual.
Review weekly evidence
See severity, affected viewport, browser context, screenshots, and business impact in one pass.
Share clean reports
Send public report links that sound client-safe while still giving developers enough detail to fix.
Real demo audit
See the kind of client-visible issues a first report can uncover.
A production demo run on a live public website found broken paths and client-visible QA issues, then generated a shareable report with screenshots and a prioritized fix list.
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- No client contact
- No required sales call
production-demo
CompletedPublic website audit
18 highissues
4 mediumissues
3 lowissues
- 18 broken-link findings across public navigation paths.
- 10 pages and 100 links checked in a production run.
- Screenshots captured for desktop and mobile review.
Submit one public URL. Get a report your team can act on.
Use the first QA report to review severity, screenshot evidence, and client-ready language before adding recurring checks.