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Real technical report example

Next.js frontend report based on a real simple Git repository

This page presents a public example deliverable produced from the `next_api_only` fixture repository. The repository contains a Next.js App Router page, two minimal API routes, and a Vercel configuration. The goal is to show what a concrete, readable, shareable frontend audit looks like.

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Analyzed repository

Git fixture: `next_api_only`

  • Detected stack: Next.js 15, React 19, TypeScript, Vercel
  • 5 structuring files inspected end-to-end
  • 3 retained entrypoints: `GET /`, `GET /api/status`, `POST /api/feedback`
  • 2 generated deliverables: interactive HTML report and PDF export
Main findings
  • Very readable architecture thanks to a small and explicit code surface
  • API routes are present, but without validation, business logic, or operational safeguards
  • The homepage is still a placeholder, useful for a starter but not yet for a product
  • An ideal baseline to illustrate a simple frontend audit on a public SEO page
What this sample report shows
HTML report

A detailed browser-readable version with executive score, critical scenarios, hotspots, security signals, remediation plan, and Mermaid diagram.

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PDF deliverable

A clean version to share with a client, prospect, or team, with a layout designed for debrief, appendix, and commercial delivery.

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Files analyzed in this repository
`app/page.tsx`

Main frontend entrypoint and immediate signal of product maturity.

`app/api/status/route.ts`

A very small status endpoint, useful to illustrate application health checks.

`app/api/feedback/route.ts`

A minimal POST route that shows where validation needs begin.

`package.json`

Source of truth for runtime, dependencies, and repository positioning.

`vercel.json`

Deployment signal that helps reconstruct hosting intent.

Frequently asked questions about this frontend report example

Why publish a public example of a frontend audit report?

This page immediately shows the level of detail in an audit, the structure of technical evidence, and the quality of the HTML / PDF deliverables produced by the platform.

Is this report based on a real Git repository?

Yes. It is based on `next_api_only`, a real mini Next.js project stored in the backend evaluation fixtures.

What can we learn from such a simple repository?

Even a small repository makes it possible to reconstruct entrypoints, validation risks, deployment structure, and the first remediation priorities.