I just redesigned the Limen PDF report of a home page visually and functionally.

Limen's PDF report used to be a flowing document. Now every open finding gets a page of its own: what's wrong, why an AI reading your site would trip on it, and the fix — written in plain language, with a ready-to-paste code snippet where one's actually needed.

The part I think matters more is what happens to the findings that already pass. They don't disappear and they don't get buried next to the problems — they're collected in one section near the end, so you always know what's already working and what not to touch. A report that only shows what's broken makes you nervous about everything on the page. Showing both lets you fix with confidence instead of guessing.

Hand it to a developer, paste it into an AI assistant, or read it with your coffee — it's the same document either way.