About this block

Independent Audit Results publishes an outside audit without softening it. The method card names the firm, the testers, “four screen reader users, one switch user,” the tools, and a scope that included one real order placed, paid, and returned, then counts 31 found, 27 fixed, 4 open above a link to the full report as a page, not a PDF.

The principles array drives the four WCAG rows beside it, each with its found and fixed counts and the worst finding written out. The strip below books the retest: October 2026, same firm, same testers, open findings first.

When to use

Reach for this block on the accessibility page between the accessibility statement and the fixes changelog. The counts must come from a real audit, a made up 27 of 31 reads as marketing the moment someone asks for the report it links to.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Accessibility statement

After

• Accessibility feedback card
• Trust signals

What you can display

One strong use is the method card beside the four principle rows. Other results:

• Year over year. Two audits side by side, showing which counts moved and which did not.
• Security audit. The same structure for a penetration test, findings by severity instead.
• Vendor scorecard. Third party widgets rated on the same rows, with the vendor named per finding.

Tip: the open count is what earns the block its trust. An audit that reports zero remaining issues reads as filtered, four dated ones read as true.