Case study · Car detailing & valeting, UK
Clean & Pristine Car Care
A cluttered, popup-heavy site rebuilt into a clean, booking-first experience that loads fast and reads clearly on a phone. By our own audit: 19 faults down to 2, both left on purpose.
- Audit score
- 71then 95 out of 100
- Faults
- 19then 2


19 faults, found in sixty seconds.
The same free scan anyone can run from our home page. Three of them were holding the old site back.
- The homepage greeted every visitor with a quiz popup that covered the hero before they could see what the business did.
- Layout elements collided - text overlapping the phone mockup and service cards - and the navigation was stranded at the bottom of the page.
- Search basics were misconfigured: the canonical URL and social tags pointed at the wrong domain, the Google verification tag was an unedited placeholder, and there was no sitemap.
Plus 14 smaller items, each named in the client’s own report.
Five repairs, fault by fault.
Two you can see. Three live behind the page, where search engines and inboxes read it.
01 · On the page
Found
Quiz popup covered the hero on every visit
Fixed
Replaced the on-load popup with a clear hero and a single, obvious booking action.

Before: the old home page, as it loaded 02 · On the page
Found
Desktop layout collided: text over the phone mockup, nav stranded at the bottom
Fixed
Rebuilt the layout into a clean, responsive grid that holds together on a phone.
Before · desktop · 71After · desktop · 9503 · Behind the page
Found
Canonical URL and social tags pointed at the wrong domain
Fixed
Corrected the canonical URL and social tags to the real domain.
04 · Behind the page
Found
No sitemap; Google verification tag left as a placeholder
Fixed
Added a sitemap so search engines can find every page, and removed the placeholder verification tag; the domain is verified with Google through DNS.
05 · Behind the page
Found
Email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) unconfigured
Fixed
Configured email authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) so the domain's email is trusted.
What we refused to fix, and why.
The re-audit still reports 2. Neither is a loose end.
- Email enforcement is staged on purpose.
- We set up full email authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) and put DMARC into its standard monitoring mode first. Tightening it to strict enforcement is a deliberate next step, taken only once every legitimate mail source is verified - so the business never risks its own booking emails being held back as spam.
- One contrast flag, left to keep the brand intact.
- A single, marginal element trips a strict colour-contrast check. Matching it perfectly would mean overriding the client's chosen brand colours, so we kept the brand as-is. That's a call we make with the client, not a technical limit.
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