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Why Legible

Your page looks clear.
A machine may read another story.

Google and AI answer questions with the facts your pages give them. A real saved audit shows where the visible page and its underlying information disagree.

A real read of your live pages. Nothing to install. Analyse only a site you own or are authorised to check.

Proof, not a logo wall.

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Evidence, side by side

One website. Two readings.

Open the source page, compare the visible words with the machine-readable facts, and see exactly what needs attention.

/careers/spatial-experience-designer
What a person sees

Spatial Experience Designer

We are looking for a designer to join the team and shape environments people move through — showrooms, innovation centres and brand spaces for enterprise clients.

At Planar you will work alongside architects, fabricators and technologists from first sketch through to handover.

Rebuilt from the saved audit. Not a screenshot.
What the audit reads
organisation
Planar
found on
6 pagesevery job advert

Why it matters: Planar is template residue — the demo company the theme shipped with, never replaced. The copied name could confuse a reader about who is hiring.

/
What a person sees

This information lives in the page markup, outside the visible copy.

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What the audit reads
Service markup
missing provider
found on
58 pages

Why it matters: The structured service record does not identify who provides it. Add the business reference so the service and its provider are explicitly connected.

/about-us
What a person sees

This information lives in the page markup, outside the visible copy.

Rebuilt from the saved audit. Not a screenshot.
What the audit reads
description
“REDSxP™ designs, builds, and delivers brand environments through one accountable…”
identical on
48 of 58 pagesnothing tells them apart

Why it matters: One description is inherited across 48 of 58 pages. Unique descriptions can explain what each page covers; this finding does not measure rankings or traffic.

/legal/terms-conditions
What a person sees

Terms & Conditions

This policy explains what personal data we collect, how we store it and who we share it with.

You may request a copy of the data we hold about you, or ask us to delete it, at any time.

Rebuilt from the saved audit. Not a screenshot.
What the audit reads
title
Terms & Conditions
body is
a privacy policy3 references · 1 to terms

Why it matters: The heading says terms and conditions, but the body primarily describes a privacy policy. Review the document and put the correct policy on each page.

Source · Saved redsxp.com audit · 2026-08-15. Findings describe that dated reading, not the site today.

Dated evidence, not a vague promise

On the record: Google is quoting it

  1. 01
    Before

    Save the answer and its sources.

  2. 02
    Change published

    Record exactly what went live.

  3. 03
    Later reading

    Compare the same question on a later date.

A customer quotation appears here only with the dated answer and source to prove it.

The difference

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