Notice

Nine dimensions, one honest number

Each dimension is scored 0–100 from concrete, reproducible checks — never a vibe. Weights adapt to your product category.

24%

Functional Correctness

Links, forms, images, scripts and key pages actually work.

14%

Reliability & Stability

5xx errors, repeat-run consistency, graceful 404 handling.

11%

Performance

Response time, page weight, compression, caching, image sizes.

15%

Security

HTTPS, security headers, cookie flags, CORS, mixed content.

11%

UX & Accessibility

WCAG-derived: alt text, labels, viewport, heading structure.

7%

Content & Communication

Boilerplate copy, titles, meta, thin content, SEO basics.

7%

Code & Architecture

Lint, secrets, test coverage for repo-connected products.

4%

Compliance & Trust

Privacy policy, terms, contact, cookie-consent signals.

7%

Genuineness & Integrity

Dark patterns, fake urgency, hidden fees, real-business and AI-transparency signals.

How are these weights decided — and why do they change by category? →

Weights aren't guesswork. Each dimension's share of the score reflects how much it actually drives outcomes for a given kind of product — so when you pick a category on the scanner, Veriify re-weights the score to match. An online store is judged harder on Security and Functional Correctness (a broken checkout costs real money); a SaaS app leans on Reliability and Security (uptime and data protection are the product); a content or portfolio site weights Performance, Accessibility and Content higher, since that's what its value depends on.

DimensionGeneralE-commerceSaaSContentPortfolio
Functional24%26%25%17%19%
Reliability14%13%16%11%9%
Performance11%9%9%17%17%
Security15%19%17%11%11%
UX & A11y11%11%10%13%17%
Content7%4%5%15%13%
Code Quality7%3%6%3%4%
Compliance4%5%4%5%4%
Genuineness7%10%8%8%6%

Green = weighted higher than the General baseline; muted = lower. Every per-check deduction behind these numbers is published in the versioned rubric.