Case #000 · Corporate · Example · Tested 28 October 2026

Six buttons, one confused visitor

Beautiful on a laptop, lost on a phone. A worked example of how WebPo scores and writes up a site.

Example case. Falcon Trading is a made-up company used to show how WebPo investigates and writes up a site.

The verdict

0/100

Mid-range phone (390 px) and laptop (1280 px)

DWARNING53/100

6 buttons, same size, same colour

Exhibit A · 1280 px · 28 October 2026

11 px · contrast 2.1:1

Exhibit B · 390 px

1
Six buttons, same size, same colour
Why it matters: When every button shouts, visitors can't tell which one matters. Most leave without clicking any.
The fix: Keep one main button in the brand colour. Make the rest quieter links or remove them.
Check it yourself: Blur test: blur a screenshot and see what still stands out.
2
The phone number is 11 px and grey on a photo
Why it matters: On a phone it is almost unreadable, and people who want to call can't find it.
The fix: Put the number in the header at 16 px or larger, with a tap-to-call link.
Check it yourself: WAVE accessibility checker flags the low contrast.
3
"© 2019" and a news section last updated in 2021
Why it matters: Old dates make visitors wonder whether the company still exists.
The fix: Set the footer year automatically and archive or refresh old news.

Report card · Case #0000/100D

The site loads over a valid HTTPS certificate and shows up well in search results, with clear titles and descriptions.

Example case: there is no real owner to respond.

Case closed.