SiteList review score
World-class digital art direction. 90% internal 404 rate and 23MB page weights hinder search visibility.
Reviewed on Aug 19, 2026
jordanshaw.com
Unclaimed listingWhat it does
A minimalist mobile game where players wait for a circle to appear and tap it; levels increase difficulty by shrinking the target and adding decoys, with any mistake resetting progress. Operates without ads or notifications.
SiteList review score
World-class digital art direction. 90% internal 404 rate and 23MB page weights hinder search visibility.
Reviewed on Aug 19, 2026
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No explicit pricing or subscription tiers are stated on the site. The game is distributed via the App Store with no listed cost in the crawl slice.
View sourceNo ads & notifications
Privacy/UX
The application runs without advertisements or push notifications.
Anonymous play
Account/Privacy
Supports gameplay from the first session without requiring account creation or personal data.
Global leaderboard
Gameplay/Metrics
Tracks pure runs and records every reset for global ranking.
Time-based visualization export
Stats/Export
Generates a particle visualization from play time that can be exported as a file.
Attention & presence measurement
A minimalist interactive provocation designed to measure how long a user can wait and resist acting, framed around attention and presence.
While the artistic vision and domain authority are strong, the site is currently in a state of technical collapse. A failed migration has resulted in a 90% internal 404 rate and extreme page weights, which severely penalize the overall score despite the project's conceptual merit.
Currently, no. The site lacks viewport meta tags, causing significant horizontal overflow on mobile devices. Additionally, the 23MB homepage payload is too heavy for standard mobile connections, leading to poor performance and accessibility scores.
The primary issue is a broken internal link graph. Most links on the main domain lead to 404 error pages, indicating an unhealed site migration. This prevents search engines from indexing content and creates a 'ghost portfolio' effect.
The site has a GA4 foundation, but it is not currently optimized for search or AI discovery. It lacks an XML sitemap, uses a malformed robots.txt, and employs 'noai' tags that prevent AI engines from establishing the artist's entity authority.
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Patience (jordanshaw.com) earns a 48.9/100, showing exceptional vertical credibility and off-page authority that is currently undermined by a catastrophic technical collapse. While the digital art direction is world-class, a 90% internal 404 rate and 23MB page weights render the primary portfolio nearly invisible to search engines.
52/100: Exceptional artistic vision trapped in a broken technical shell
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