{ "schema_version": "1.0", "generated_at": "2026-08-25T23:25:37.021Z", "slug": "outerport", "domain": "outerport.com", "funnel_type": "saas", "crawler": { "id": "roentgen", "name": "Roentgen", "kind": "surface", "version": "1.20.1", "label": "Roentgen 1.20.1", "status": "live", "tagline": "Surface funnel x-ray", "xrays": "A funnel from lander to checkout — the pages a visitor actually walks.", "produces": "A scored, evidence-backed teardown: design tokens, proof language, and the exact conversion tactics each page runs — every fact carrying its on-page evidence.", "destination": "/ux-report/", "changelog": [ { "version": "1.20.1", "date": "2026-08-05", "summary": "PERSISTENCE ONLY - zero behaviour change, no detector touched, no score moves, and a PATCH release for the same reason 1.18.1 was one: the rows written before and after it stay separable. The walk has classified the bands of EVERY step since 1.1 (design.skeleton is set per step and every step design.json is persisted to R2), but only ONE of them ever reached a store anything reads. scan-do wrote captured[0].skeleton - the ENTRY step, always - into teardowns.skeleton_json, and worker/teardown-builder.js stepView is an explicit field list that never carried skeleton at all, so teardown.json carried none. MEASURED on dochost.io at depth 3: 01-home has 8 bands in D1; 02-pricing has nav,hero,pricing,content,faq,footer in R2 only; 03-signup is legitimately empty. A dedicated pricing page - the best pricing specimen this corpus owns - contributed nothing to /sections, /templates or the library, while the homepage pricing band counted. Corpus-wide that is 736 of 1,262 walked pages invisible. THIS IS THE THIRD FIELD LOST TO AN EXPLICIT ALLOW-LIST PROJECTION in this codebase (captured.map ate the 1.12 discovery telemetry for two engine versions; stepView ate this one since 1.1; the library facade dropped element_type the same week). The pattern is now asserted rather than remembered. Every step is now written to a new page_skeletons table keyed (teardown_id, step_n), encoded identically to teardowns.skeleton_json so one parser serves both, and stepView carries skeleton so teardown.json stops being lossy. An EMPTY skeleton is written rather than skipped - a thin signup page measuring zero bands is a MEASURED absence and must stay distinguishable from a page nobody looked at (23 of 83 sampled non-entry steps are legitimately empty). Existing crawls are recovered by POST /api/v1/admin/backfill-page-skeletons, which reads the design.json already in R2: NO re-crawl, no browser, no score, fact or stamp touched. NOTHING READS THE NEW TABLE YET. Recovering these pages roughly doubles pages_measured (404 -> ~850) and section instances (1039 -> ~1900), and those are published copy on four surfaces, so the read path ships behind PAGE_TIER_ENABLED=false and the flip is a deliberate, separately-measured decision. Existing scores unaffected in both states." }, { "version": "1.20", "date": "2026-08-04", "summary": "THE WALK CAN NOW ACT, NOT ONLY NAVIGATE - and only claims it when it can prove it. Measured before this: 12 of 88 ecommerce primaries reached cart/checkout (14%). The cause was structural, not vocabulary: walkFunnel discovered URLs and goto'd them, while on most Shopify/DTC stores the cart is a JS drawer opened by a BUTTON, so there is no URL for discovery to find. allbirds walked / -> /collections/... -> /products and stopped at the product page even at hop depth 5. The walk now makes ONE add-to-cart attempt on the last captured step and adds a `cart` step ONLY when walk/cart.js verifies it. TWO GATES, BOTH REQUIRED: a strict cart-quantity INCREASE between a before and an after reading taken from the SAME source, AND an IDENTITY match - the clicked product's title tokens or price present in the resulting cart. Delta alone is fooled by auto-added gifts, shipping insurance, warranty upsells and bundle children, all of which move a counter without the clicked item entering the cart; identity alone is satisfied by an item that was already there. THE CART BADGE IS NOT A SOURCE, and that is the sharpest rule in the change. An earlier draft read it as a fallback; a second opinion overturned that, correctly - many Shopify themes increment the badge and drawer CLIENT-SIDE regardless of server confirmation, so a FAILED add still animates them, and gating on optimistic UI would fabricate cart steps at scale. Only server-answered state gates: Shopify /cart.js (a decade-stable public contract that rots slower than any selector) or real /cart line-item rows. A null reading is UNKNOWN, never zero. Both readings settle symmetrically, because a before-read firing pre-hydration (sees 0) against an after-read seeing a pre-seeded item (sees 1) passes a strict delta on a cart nobody touched. BOUNDED BECAUSE IT ACTS ON A STRANGER'S STORE: quantity 1, ONE attempt, never a retry loop (N retries would be N line items, which is both rude and would inflate the very delta being verified); a click the actuator reports as intercepted is NOT ATTEMPTED rather than unconfirmed; nothing is dismissed between the click and the capture (lesson #2 - auto-dismiss slams cart drawers shut); and it stops at the cart, never toward payment (lesson #10). Attempted only where the cart is server-readable WITHOUT navigating, because reading a /cart page for the before-count would destroy the product page we are about to click. The step carries reached_by and action_evidence through BOTH explicit-allow-list projections - the same projections that silently ate the 1.12 discovery telemetry for two engine versions - so a step reached by an ACTION is never indistinguishable from one reached by a link. Locked by test/cart-verification.test.js (12 cases, each a way a naive implementation says \"added\" when nothing was added). Affects future crawls only; existing scores frozen until re-crawled." }, { "version": "1.19", "date": "2026-08-04", "summary": "Funnel discovery: two bugs that made whole sites unwalkable. (1) LOCALE LOCKOUT. The 1.17 filter rejected any path whose first segment is a 2-letter code, to stop a TRANSLATED TWIN (/reviews -> /ko/reviews) inflating depth. It also rejected the ENTIRE URL SPACE of a site served under /en/: harrys.com lost 105 of 105 links including /en/cart and /en/signup/customize and was published as a 1-page capture. Now a prefix is a VARIANT only if it passes the TWIN TEST - stripping it yields a path that ALSO EXISTS in the link set. /ko/reviews is a variant because /reviews is there; /en/cart is canonical because /cart is not. \"One dominant prefix = canonical\" was considered and REJECTED: a bilingual site with bare-path English and a single /fr/ mirror has exactly one prefix, so that rule would have reintroduced the very false depth 1.17 fixed. An ISO-639-1 allowlist means only real language codes are locale-suspect - the old regex also swallowed /ai/ (a product section) and /go/ (affiliate cloak redirects). The ENTRY path is included in the twin set: links exclude the current page, so a bare /ko could not find its homepage twin and was misread as canonical - caught on top10vpn, harmless there only because a bare locale root matches no vocabulary anyway. (2) THE DEDUP HAD TO BE RE-KEYED or the locale fix is a half-fix that hides itself: `seen` is keyed on the first path segment, so under a canonical /en every link shares the segment \"en\", one passes and the rest die - a fake escape to depth 2 rather than a funnel. seg/curPath/isDescendant now compare paths with the canonical prefix stripped. (3) /register MOVED FROM SKIP TO CONV. It was skipped as an account page while /signup was a conversion step - the same page on different stacks. plausible.io's only homepage CTA is \"Start free trial\" -> /register, so the money step was actively discarded. login/sign-in stay skipped: those are for existing users. NOT propagated to capture.js's deep-walk, which FILLS FORMS while SIEVERT-BUG.md is open. MEASURED against live pages, before -> after: harrys 1 -> 3, plausible.io 1 -> 2 (via /register), shunshi.ai 1 -> 3, researchmaster.ai 1 -> 2. CONTROL HELD: top10vpn unchanged at depth 2 via /reviews with its 4 Korean variants still rejected. oxygendonuts stays depth 1 and that is CORRECT - it moved from a locale lockout to a genuine vocabulary miss. Affects future crawls only; existing scores frozen until re-crawled." }, { "version": "1.18.1", "date": "2026-08-04", "summary": "DIAGNOSIS ONLY - zero behaviour change, no score moves, and it is a PATCH release on purpose so the rows it measures stay separable from the rows the fix will produce. discoverFunnelLinks recorded {links_seen,candidates,matched} and nothing else, so \"candidates>0 and matched=0\" said a walk had failed without saying WHICH GATE failed it - every diagnosis meant re-probing live sites one domain at a time, and no discovery change could be sized or proven across the corpus. It now also records per-gate rejection counts (locale/skip/no_vocab/seg_dedup), the entry path, and a capped, path-only sample of rejected links. Immediately separates two failure shapes that were identical in the data: harrys.com reports [locale 105] because it serves its whole site under /en/ and the locale filter - added in 1.17 to stop a TRANSLATED TWIN inflating depth - rejects all 105 of its links including /en/cart; plausible.io reports [no_vocab 70, skip 30], a vocabulary miss whose only homepage CTA is \"Start free trial\" pointing at /register, which is a SKIP token. top10vpn is the control and is unchanged at depth 2 via /reviews with 4 locale rejections that are GENUINE Korean variants. The counts nest INSIDE the existing discovery object deliberately: the captured->steps projection is an explicit field list that passes discovery whole, so a nested field survives while a new sibling would be silently dropped - which is exactly how the original telemetry was lost across two engine versions. Paths only and capped, because this object is served publicly in the teardown bundle and these are third-party URLs." }, { "version": "1.18", "date": "2026-08-03", "summary": "Discovery SKIP list: content sections can no longer be seeded as funnel steps. Added resources, guides, learn, news, glossary, templates, case-studies to the SKIP set - blog/docs/api/community/press were already excluded, these were not. PREVENTION, NOT A REPAIR: measured across the whole corpus at the time of the change, ZERO published primaries carried a content-shaped funnel_sig. What changed is the INCENTIVE - since the primary-row amendment the same day, a multi-step funnel outranks an entry-page one within the newest crawl, so a 3-step walk through /resources/ could have become a domain's published primary over a 1-step home walk, publishing a content journey as if it were the conversion funnel. Patched in BOTH verbatim copies of the regex (discoverFunnelLinks and discoverProductEntries) - page.evaluate cannot share closures, so the duplication is deliberate and both sites say so; changing one alone is the actual risk here. Validated with scripts/walk-depth-probe.mjs against real pages: 6/6 targets still reach >=2 steps and nngroup, the CONTENT case in the set, is unchanged at depth 2 - a tightening can always pass by detecting nothing, so the content site staying walkable is the assertion that matters. Candidate counts drop as expected (top10vpn 26 -> 21, notion 88 -> 84, nngroup 50 -> 48). Affects future crawls only; existing scores frozen." }, { "version": "1.17", "date": "2026-08-03", "summary": "Funnel discovery: one FALSE-depth bug and one that made whole funnel types unwalkable. (1) LOCALE VARIANTS were valid walk steps - top10vpn walked / -> /reviews/ -> /ko/reviews/ and reported depth 3, where the third step is the KOREAN TRANSLATION of the page it was already on. That is not a shallow walk, it is a FALSE one: inflated depth and a 3-step funnel claim about two pages. A 2-letter ISO first segment (or xx-YY) is now rejected; a real path like /it-services is untouched because its segment is it-services, not it. Under the 0-hallucination rule an over-count is strictly worse than an under-count, which is why this ranked above the depth work. (2) DESCENDING INTO A SECTION WAS IMPOSSIBLE. The dedup key is the first path segment and it was SEEDED with the current page's own segment, so on /vpn/ every /vpn// child was rejected before any regex ran. For an affiliate or category funnel that IS the journey (category -> product review -> outbound), so those sites could only ever be depth 1. A candidate that EXTENDS the current path now passes; siblings under the same segment are still deduped. Deliberately STRUCTURAL rather than vocabulary: brand names are unbounded and no token list can hold them, but 'extends the path I am on' is provable from the URL alone. The descendant pass runs LAST, after MID/CONV - running it first regressed notion from / -> /product -> /pricing to / -> /product -> /product/features, a feature page crowding out the money step. MEASURED, NOT ASSUMED: scripts/walk-depth-probe.mjs runs the real discovery against real pages. vpn.com/vpn/ went 1 -> 5 (/vpn/ -> /vpn/cyberghost/pricing -> /vpn/expressvpn/...), top10vpn lost its fake Korean step, notion/allbirds/nngroup unchanged. A nav-section fallback was built, measured, and REJECTED: it lifted vpn.com's homepage to depth 3 but the steps were sibling categories (breadth, not a journey) and it duplicated discoverProductEntries, which already spawns those categories as sibling funnels with mode:auto - so the descendant pass alone carries them. Corpus baseline before this: affiliate 63% and content 90% of published rows were depth-1, against ecommerce 9%. Affects future crawls only; existing scores frozen until re-crawled." }, { "version": "1.16", "date": "2026-08-03", "summary": "Accessibility coverage: four WCAG criteria that were measurable and unmeasured. THREE ARE NEW SIGNALS - 2.4.2 Page Titled (an empty , the first thing a screen reader announces), 2.4.1 Bypass Blocks (presence of a same-page skip link, matched by \"skip to\" text or by an anchor landing inside main), and 2.5.3 Label in Name (a control whose aria-label does not contain its own visible text, so a voice-control user cannot activate it by saying what they can see). THE FOURTH WAS ALREADY MEASURED AND SILENTLY DROPPED: heading_skips has been extracted and rolled up since 1.13 and no check ever read it, so a level jump (h2 followed by h4) was computed on every crawl and thrown away - it now closes the outline half of 1.3.1 that h1-counting alone cannot. EVERY ONE REPORTS ONLY THE FAILING SIDE, because that is the side that is provable: an absent title is measurable, a GOOD title is a judgement. Skip-link is presence-only - whether the bypass actually works needs focus simulation, and the crawler's own overlay-dismiss click perturbs focus state, which is the same reason 2.4.7 focus-visible remains deliberately unchecked. DELIBERATELY NOT ADDED: 1.4.4 resize text and 1.4.12 text spacing (both need a second render pass under injected CSS, not a passive DOM read), 3.2.2 on input and 3.3.1 error identification (behavioural - they require submitting forms, which this crawler will not do). Rollups are null-gated, never zero-defaulted, so a teardown captured before 1.16 stays SILENT on these rather than reporting a fabricated pass. Display-only and additive: the UX layer has never fed the /100 conversion score and still does not, so no existing score moves. Affects future crawls only." }, { "version": "1.15", "date": "2026-08-02", "summary": "Section-archetype precision: two false-positive rules that were publishing confident wrong labels. (1) FAQ matched `has(el, 'details, [aria-expanded]')` — ANY expandable control — so a product carousel with colour-swatch toggles was published as an FAQ (brooklinen). The structural path now requires three QUESTION-SHAPED rows (text containing ? or opening with what/how/why/when/where/who/can/do/does/is/are/will/should), the same shape capture.js's FAQ tactic detector already demanded; the heading path is unchanged. (2) logo_wall matched `imgs >= 4 && text < 130 chars`, so a hero photo carrying a few overlay icons became a logo wall (brooklinen again — a photograph of two people in bed). It now requires the SHAPE of a logo row: at least three visible images, none occupying more than 35% of the band area, at least three DISTINCT alt/src keys, and heights within 3.2x of each other. Both are tightenings — the classifier emits fewer bands and never a new one. Verified against the live page that produced both defects: the carousel is now `content` (evidence \"Our Coolest Bedding\") and the photo band is now `cta_band` (evidence \"Shop Now\"), and neither an FAQ nor a logo wall is claimed where none exists. Fixture-locked in test/section-archetypes.test.js, which also asserts a REAL FAQ and a REAL logo row still classify, because a tightening can always pass by detecting nothing. Single-sourced: capture.js imports this extractor, so Worker and CLI move together. Requires a re-crawl to correct existing rows." }, { "version": "1.14", "date": "2026-08-02", "summary": "Mobile captures at deviceScaleFactor 2. worker/scan-do.js — the path that actually produces the corpus — set no deviceScaleFactor at all, so a mobile screenshot was stored 390px wide and could never be shown sharp: a phone capture rendered at its own 390 CSS px is 1x on every Apple display. Desktop stays at 1 deliberately, because a 1440px capture is already a true 2x at the 720px measure the report renders it in, and doubling it would cost roughly 4x the bytes for no visible gain. capture.js (the CLI walker) already did this for mobile; this closes the Worker gap. Capture-resolution only: no extractor, detector or scoring change, so every existing score is unaffected — but existing mobile assets stay 1x until re-crawled." }, { "version": "1.13", "date": "2026-08-01", "summary": "UX depth: three new deterministic check groups. WEIGHT (page weight, render-blocking count, oversized images, largest-paint element IDENTITY) - transferSize is 0 for cross-origin resources without Timing-Allow-Origin, so the total is reported as a floor (\"at least X MB across N measurable resources\") and never asserted. STRUCTURE (landmark regions, keyboard reachability). FORMS (input-type correctness, autocomplete presence, validation attributes PRESENT). DELIBERATELY NOT ADDED: LCP and TTFB timing - measured 99% and 198% spread across three identical runs on one machine (corgi.insure, neon.com), which is network noise rather than a fact; CLS - the crawler dismisses overlays and lazy-scrolls BEFORE measurement and a datacenter connection is too fast to shift, so it would systematically award false passes; focus visibility - cannot be measured deterministically from a serialized page.evaluate (the :focus-visible heuristic depends on prior input, which the overlay-dismiss click has already supplied) and it false-accuses frameworks that render the indicator on a child element. Keyboard reachability ships as verdict note, never needs_work, because addEventListener handlers are invisible to the DOM. Absence of validation attributes is never reported, because JS-driven validation is unprovable from the DOM. Display-only, zero scoring drift; affects future crawls only, existing scores frozen." }, { "version": "1.12", "date": "2026-08-01", "summary": "Funnel discovery reaches the funnel. Three separate failures fixed: (1) every CONV/MID token was anchored to the START of a path segment, so hyphen-prefixed conversion paths were invisible — corgi.insure links /instant-quote from its own homepage and we never followed it; (2) no B2B/consultative vocabulary, so talk-to-sales / book-a-call / get-advisor / request-a-quote walked past the money step, scoring every broker, agency and enterprise SaaS off a 1-page capture; (3) SKIP contained a bare `contact` token and \\b treats the hyphen as a word boundary, so /contact-sales — the B2B conversion — was ACTIVELY DISCARDED (neon.com sat on /hub/lowest twice at 20/Sparse partly because of it). `apply` was deliberately NOT added: on much of the web /apply is a job application and the deep-walk fills forms while read-back verification is still open (SIEVERT-BUG.md). discoverFunnelLinks now also RECORDS `discovery:{links_seen,candidates,matched}` on the entry step, so candidates>0 with matched===0 is a measured discovery miss rather than an ambiguous depth-1 row. Affects future crawls only; existing scores are frozen and unchanged." }, { "version": "1.11", "date": "2026-08-01", "summary": "CLI/Worker parity repair on the trusted-by logo wall. The 2026-07-17 audit fix requiring ≥3 DISTINCT logo alt-texts (so a repeated-icon grid isn't counted as a logo wall) landed in the Worker extractor but was never ported to the CLI, which kept counting duplicates. For ~2 weeks the two engines could disagree on a SCORED tactic, so the same site could score differently depending on which one crawled it. The CLI now matches the Worker. Corpus rows recrawled after this may lose a trusted_by_logos that was never real; the Worker's behaviour is unchanged." }, { "version": "1.10", "date": "2026-07-29", "summary": "Element-level tactic rects: the walk now records each conversion element (strikethrough/anchor price, rating, money-back guarantee, scarcity, no-credit-card, countdown) as page-fraction coordinates on the SAME crawl as the full-page screenshot, so the Element Library can crop the exact on-page pixels. A media gate drops any candidate sitting over a photo/background-image (kept honest: a rect we can't cleanly show is dropped, never guessed). Additive — display-only, zero scoring drift; Worker + CLI parity." }, { "version": "1.9", "date": "2026-07-28", "summary": "Overlay auto-dismiss before capture: the Worker now clears cookie/consent + newsletter popups (main doc + every subframe, catching iframe Klaviyo/Attentive modals) that previously froze in screenshots — parity with the CLI. Goto-only, never after an in-funnel click." }, { "version": "1.8", "date": "2026-07-24", "summary": "Price extraction reads currency-code suffixes (\"25.99 USD\"), not just leading symbols — parity across the Worker + CLI extractors." }, { "version": "1.7", "date": "2026-07-23", "summary": "scarcity_stock + press_features detectors (display-only, zero scoring drift)." }, { "version": "1.6", "date": "2026-07-21", "summary": "Multi-funnel discovery: sibling product funnels walked as coexisting siblings (flag-gated)." }, { "version": "1.5", "date": "2026-07-20", "summary": "Auto-walk discovers review/affiliate funnels one click past an editorial homepage." }, { "version": "1.4", "date": "2026-07-17", "summary": "Detection-shape gaps: words-based comparison tables, engine-metric usage proof, docs/demo links." }, { "version": "1.3", "date": "2026-07-17", "summary": "Funnel identity (funnel_sig): different answer-paths coexist as sibling funnels; primary = deepest." }, { "version": "1.2", "date": "2026-07-17", "summary": "Scoring-precision audit: guarantee shapes, store-URL weights, free-trial, per-unit price." }, { "version": "1.1", "date": "2026-07-16", "summary": "Per-step DOM snapshots + skeletons, video/embed signal, broader SaaS proof vocabulary." }, { "version": "1.0", "date": "2026-07-15", "summary": "Baseline: funnel walk, tactic detectors, funnel-type-aware scoring, UX signals, section crops." } ] }, "provenance": { "facts": "measured", "design_tokens": "measured", "proof_language": "measured", "ux": "measured", "steps": "measured", "screenshots": "measured", "favicon": "measured", "score": "derived_deterministic", "agent_brief": "rendered_summary", "playbooks": "derived_deterministic" }, "score": { "source_type": "derived_deterministic", "score": 30, "band": "Sparse", "stars": 1, "categories": [ { "id": "offer", "label": "Offer clarity", "pts": 0, "cap": 8 }, { "id": "action", "label": "Action path", "pts": 11, "cap": 20 }, { "id": "trust", "label": "Trust & proof", "pts": 6, "cap": 11 }, { "id": "friction", "label": "Friction reduction", "pts": 0, "cap": 10 }, { "id": "value", "label": "Value reinforcement", "pts": 0, "cap": 10 }, { "id": "urgency", "label": "Risk reversal & urgency", "pts": 0, "cap": 0 } ] }, "percentile": { "corpus_n": 525, "beats_pct": 53, "depth_class": "entry_page", "cohort": { "type": "saas", "n": 289, "beats_pct": 48 } }, "devices_available": [ "desktop", "mobile" ], "funnels": [ { "device": "desktop", "funnel_sig": "home", "score": 30, "band": "Sparse", "funnel_depth": 1, "captured_at": "2026-08-09", "crawler": "Roentgen 1.20.1" }, { "device": "mobile", "funnel_sig": "home", "score": 30, "band": "Sparse", "funnel_depth": 1, "captured_at": "2026-08-09", "crawler": "Roentgen 1.20.1" }, { "device": "desktop", "funnel_sig": "customers", "score": 10, "band": "Sparse", "funnel_depth": 1, "captured_at": "2026-08-09", "crawler": "Roentgen 1.20.1" } ], "timeline": [ { "score": 30, "band": "Sparse", "date": "2026-08-09" } ], "facts": { "source_type": "measured", "profile": { "funnel_type": "saas", "score": { "score": 30, "band": "Sparse", "stars": 1, "categories": [ { "id": "offer", "label": "Offer clarity", "pts": 0, "cap": 8 }, { "id": "action", "label": "Action path", "pts": 11, "cap": 20 }, { "id": "trust", "label": "Trust & proof", "pts": 6, "cap": 11 }, { "id": "friction", "label": "Friction reduction", "pts": 0, "cap": 10 }, { "id": "value", "label": "Value reinforcement", "pts": 0, "cap": 10 }, { "id": "urgency", "label": "Risk reversal & urgency", "pts": 0, "cap": 0 } ] }, "funnel_depth": 1, "proof_points": 0, "proof_steps": 0, "components_present": 2, "free_gifts": 0, "discount_present": false, "has_countdown": false, "subscription_detected": false, "checkout_form_fields": 0, "price_continuity": { "continuous": false, "shared": [] }, "tactics_detected": 3, "tactics_total": 11, "checkout_reached": null }, "patterns": [ { "id": "comparison_table", "label": "Us-vs-them comparison", "category": "objection", "present": false, "count": 0, "evidence": [] }, { "id": "demo_docs", "label": "Demo / docs entry", "category": "checkout", "present": true, "count": 1, "evidence": [ "home: Book a demo" ] }, { "id": "faq_objection", "label": "FAQ / objection handling", "category": "objection", "present": false, "count": 0, "evidence": [] }, { "id": "free_trial", "label": "Free trial / freemium", "category": "offer", "present": false, "count": 0, "evidence": [] }, { "id": "lead_form", "label": "Lead-capture form", "category": "checkout", "present": true, "count": 1, "evidence": [ "home: name, email, company, jobTitle" ] }, { "id": "press_features", "label": "Press / \"as seen in\"", "category": "proof", "present": false, "count": 0, "evidence": [] }, { "id": "pricing_tiers", "label": "Pricing tiers", "category": "offer", "present": false, "count": 0, "evidence": [] }, { "id": "proof_above_fold", "label": "Proof above the fold", "category": "proof", "present": false, "count": 0, "evidence": [] }, { "id": "scarcity_stock", "label": "Scarcity / urgency copy", "category": "urgency", "present": false, "count": 0, "evidence": [] }, { "id": "trusted_by_logos", "label": "Trusted-by logo wall", "category": "proof", "present": true, "count": 1, "evidence": [ "home: trusted by" ] }, { "id": "usage_proof", "label": "Usage / adoption proof", "category": "proof", "present": false, "count": 0, "evidence": [] } ] }, "design_tokens": { "source_type": "measured", "summary": { "roles": { "primary": "#5cc7a4", "accent": "#5cc7a4", "bg": "#efeae0", "surface": "#f6f2ea", "text": "#6b6357" }, "font": { "display": "Fraunces", "body": "Geist", "families": [ { "family": "Geist", "chars": 8852 }, { "family": "Geist Mono", "chars": 1129 }, { "family": "Fraunces", "chars": 1024 }, { "family": "Geist Mono", "chars": 744 }, { "family": "Geist", "chars": 288 } ] }, "type_scale": [ 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 28, 36, 48 ], "weights": [ 400, 500, 600 ], "base_size": 14, "min_size": 8, "radius_scale": [ 6, 8, 12, 16, 24, 32 ], "palette": [ { "hex": "#efeae0", "usage_pct": 29.9, "lum": 0.92, "chroma": 0.06 }, { "hex": "#101111", "usage_pct": 29.1, "lum": 0.07, "chroma": 0 }, { "hex": "#f6f2ea", "usage_pct": 23, "lum": 0.95, "chroma": 0.05 }, { "hex": "#0f4c4a", "usage_pct": 14.5, "lum": 0.25, "chroma": 0.24 }, { "hex": "#5cc7a4", "usage_pct": 3.3, "lum": 0.68, "chroma": 0.42 }, { "hex": "#ffffff", "usage_pct": 0.2, "lum": 1, "chroma": 0 } ] } }, "proof_language": [], "ux": { "summary": { "flags": 3, "unknown": 0, "posture": "Leaky", "checks_total": 12 }, "checks": [ { "group": "contrast", "label": "Text contrast (WCAG AA)", "verdict": "needs_work", "fact": "52% of measurable text passes WCAG AA. 4+ runs fail.", "evidence": "worst: “Tool” at 1:1 (14px, #f6f2ea on #f6f2ea). needs 4.5:1", "fix": "Raise text/background contrast to ≥4.5:1 (≥3:1 for large text), especially on CTAs and body copy.", "id": "contrast:text-contrast-wcag-aa" }, { "group": "mobile", "label": 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It stalled on the ramp.", "Semiconductor equipment", "Energy & process" ], "ctas": [ "Book a demo" ], "prices": [], "form_fields": 5, "form_field_names": [ "name", "email", "company", "jobTitle", "reason" ], "video": { "count": 0, "native": 0, "providers": [] } }, "proof": [], "proof_position": { "in_header": false, "above_fold": false, "above_fold_text": null }, "discount": { "present": false, "anchors": [], "percent_off": null }, "subscription": { "detected": false, "interval": null }, "free_items": [], "tactics": [ "social_proof_logos", "demo_docs" ], "tactics_evidence": { "review_wall": null, "comparison_table": null, "countdown_timer": null, "free_gift": null, "subscription_toggle": null, "faq_accordion": null, "trust_badges": null, "press_logos": null, "per_unit_price": null, "free_shipping": null, "free_trial": null, "no_credit_card": null, "social_proof_logos": "trusted by", "usage_proof": null, "pricing_tiers": null, "demo_docs": "Book a demo", "express_checkout": null }, "ux_flags": { "contrast_fail": 145, "contrast_unknown": 0, "aa_pass_pct": 52, "min_body_px": 10, "small_taps": 30, "h_overflow": false, "lang": true, "viewport": true, "h1_count": 1 }, "discovery": { "links_seen": 11, "candidates": 7, "matched": 0, "entry_path": "/", "rejected": { "locale": 2, "skip": 4, "no_vocab": 5, "seg_dedup": 0 }, "rejected_sample": [ "no_vocab:/customers", "skip:/blog", "locale:/ja", "no_vocab:/customers", "no_vocab:/customers", "locale:/ja", "skip:/terms", "skip:/privacy", "no_vocab:/customers", "no_vocab:/company", "skip:/blog" ] }, "tactic_regions": [], "screenshots": { "hero": "https://api.uxxray.com/api/v1/teardown/outerport/screenshot/2026-08-09/desktop/01-home/hero.png", "full": "https://api.uxxray.com/api/v1/teardown/outerport/screenshot/2026-08-09/desktop/01-home/full.png", "heroDims": null, "fullDims": null }, "crops": [ { "region": "primary_cta", "label": "Primary CTA", "url": "https://api.uxxray.com/api/v1/teardown/outerport/screenshot/2026-08-09/desktop/01-home/crops/primary_cta.png" } ], "crops_note": "The WALK's crops: at most two per step, cut live by the browser from the two regions it looks for (primary_cta, proof). An empty array means neither matched on this page, which is ordinary. These are NOT the /library/elements and /library/sections crop images: those are cut at BUILD time from the stored full-page screenshot at measured element and band coords, over the listed corpus, and a scan does not produce them." } ], "favicon_url": "https://api.uxxray.com/api/v1/teardown/outerport/favicon", "agent_brief": { "source_type": "rendered_summary", "note": "generated only from measured facts — see facts.patterns[].evidence", "markdown": "# Agent Brief. build in the style of outerport.com\n\n> Machine-extracted from a live on-demand funnel teardown (2026-08-09). 100% facts —\n> measured tokens, detected patterns, harvested proof strings. No LLM interpretation.\n> Measured from a 1-page capture: the walk did not go past the entry page, so nothing deeper in the funnel was evaluated.\n> Tokens: `tokens.json` / `tailwind.css`.\n\n**Funnel:** Homepage / Lander\n\n## Palette (area-weighted from live CSS)\n| Hex | Usage | Likely role |\n|-----|------:|-------------|\n| `#efeae0` | 29.9% | background |\n| `#101111` | 29.1% | support |\n| `#f6f2ea` | 23% | background |\n| `#0f4c4a` | 14.5% | support |\n| `#5cc7a4` | 3.3% | accent/brand |\n| `#ffffff` | 0.2% | background |\n\nCurated roles: `primary=#5cc7a4` · `accent=#5cc7a4` · `bg=#efeae0` · `surface=#f6f2ea` · `text=#6b6357`\n\n## Type\n- Display: `Fraunces`\n- Body: `Geist`\n- Size scale (px): 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 28, 36, 48\n- Radius (px): 6, 8, 12, 16, 24, 32\n\n## Patterns detected (fact-based). 3/11\n- **Trusted-by logo wall**. Customer/company logos or a \"trusted by / used by\" claim. _(home: trusted by)_\n- **Demo / docs entry**. A \"book a demo\" or documentation / API entry point. _(home: Book a demo)_\n- **Lead-capture form**. An on-page form collecting contact details (email / name / phone) outside a checkout. _(home: name, email, company, jobTitle)_\n\n## Proof language (harvested strings → templates)\n- _(none extracted)_\n\n## Funnel facts\n- Depth reached: 1 step(s)\n- Proof points: 0 across 0 step(s)\n- Discount/anchor pricing: no · Countdown: no · Subscription: no\n\n## To replicate\nMatch the palette + type tokens above and deploy the detected patterns. Measured from a 1-page capture: the walk did not go past the entry page, so nothing deeper in the funnel was evaluated.\n" }, "_rate": { "ask": "★ How useful was this result? Rate 1-5 (1 = poor, 5 = excellent). 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An empty array means neither matched on this page, which is ordinary. These are NOT the /library/elements and /library/sections crop images: those are cut at BUILD time from the stored full-page screenshot at measured element and band coords, over the listed corpus, and a scan does not produce them." } ] } } }