Practice What You Preach: stratt.run as Its Own Audit

What this means for you

Marketing copy that claims “auditable” while the page itself loads unsigned third-party scripts is a credibility leak. STRATT’s response is to make the homepage demonstrate the protocol on itself. stratt.run is a static-prerendered six-zone document that reads as an audit slice of its own deploy. The form of the page is the proof of the claim.

The pitch

Static prerendering, twenty-five kibibyte client-side JavaScript ceiling, five-step modular type scale chained at 1.25x, weight 500 reserved for four load-bearing emphases, an .audit container that grows from 75ch to 100ch as the viewport widens. Twenty-six Playwright cases, including a fingerprint-discipline check and snapshots at five viewports. The page passes its own audit before it ships.

Who it’s for

The procurement evaluator landing on stratt.run from a vendor shortlist, and the founder choosing whether to defend “auditable” with an adjective or with a working example.

Proof points

• Locked accent colour oklch(38% 0.12 25) (deep oxblood), measured contrast 9.71:1 on Paper, re-verified at three review gates (P1.4, P2.2, P2.3) on 2026-05-01
• Page-weight ceiling of 25 KiB shipped client JavaScript; budget enforced in the build
• Twenty-six Playwright cases, including five-viewport snapshots at 375, 768, 1024, 1440, and 1920 pixels
• Six-zone document layout mirrors audit-viewer; the marketing page and the third-party verification page share a structural grammar

timeline
  title stratt.run craft milestones
  P0.1 : retire generic dark-blue tokens
  P0.3 : lock oxblood accent (oklch 38 0.12 25)
  P1.4 : re-verify 9.71:1 contrast on Paper
  P2.1 : six-zone document layout shipped
  P2.2 : type scale and weight reservations craft pass
  P2.3 : 26 Playwright cases including fingerprint discipline