One sitemap

robots.txt declares sitemap.xml, which lists thirteen entries for a site of seven pages. The gap between the two is the fixture.

What the sitemap gets wrong

• Two entries point at pages that no longer exist
• One entry points at a page robots.txt disallows
• Three entries are the same page under different spellings
• One entry has a made-up change frequency, an out-of-range priority and an unparseable date
• One entry points at a different host altogether
• One page that exists and is listed is linked from nowhere

Pages

• Page one
• Page two
• Page three
• Page four
• Page five
• A page nothing lists — linked here, missing from the sitemap
• The checkout — listed, linked, and disallowed