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What nine checks found on the websites of Burlington restaurants

Every row is one independent business listed as restaurants in Burlington on OpenStreetMap with a website and no chain brand, put through the same nine-point audit this studio runs before quoting any project. Names and addresses are removed. The report is at https://devshutter.in/reports/burlington/restaurants/.

The file

burlington-restaurants-websites.csv

52 rows

52 rows, 18 columns, UTF-8, comma-separated, served as text/csv. Covering 2026-09.

Download burlington-restaurants-websites.csv

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The proof

What do the first rows look like, as they appear in the file?

Full file, 52 rows

burlington-restaurants-websites.csv5 of 52 rows · 18 columns

A sample read directly from burlington-restaurants-websites.csv, so this page cannot describe a column the file does not have.
iderrorplatformmshtml_kbrequestspasspartialfailp1p2p3p4p5p6p7p8p9
1unverified88214315passpassfailfailpartialfailfailfailpass
2unverified331118438432failpartialpartialpasspartialpasspasspassfail
3unverified791134833441passpartialpasspartialpartialpartialpassfailpass
4guard: dns
5unverified91014315passpassfailfailpartialfailfailfailpass

The method

How was it measured?

Every row was produced by the same nine-check engine behind the free public audit. Each site is fetched once as a mobile browser, and each of the nine checks records pass, partial or fail against a fixed threshold. Nothing is self-reported, nothing is estimated, and no site was contacted.

The nine checkscolumns p1–p9

  1. Speed on a real phone
  2. Mobile experience
  3. Headline clarity (H1 and body text)
  4. One clear contact route (phone, form or email)
  5. Technical SEO basics (title, description, canonical, language, alt text)
  6. Structured data
  7. Trust signals (phone, address, email, social)
  8. Analytics and tracking
  9. Security and HTTPS

What can it tell you, and what can it not?

It measures what a crawler and a phone can see from outside, once. It does not measure whether a business is any good, whether the site converts, or what happened on a second visit from a different network. A fail is a specific measured condition against a stated threshold, not a judgement about the company behind it.

Run the same checks on your own address with the free audit and you get a permanent page with every reading on it, produced by this same engine.

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