Comprehensive guide to understanding and optimizing your website's performance, SEO, and accessibility metrics.
The Website Audit tool analyzes your website across three critical dimensions: Performance, SEO, and Accessibility. Get actionable insights to improve your site's speed, search rankings, and user experience.
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Step-by-step fixes
Measures how long it takes for your page to fully load
Optimize images, minify CSS/JS, enable compression, and use a CDN
Total size of all resources (HTML, CSS, JS, images)
Compress images to WebP, remove unused code, lazy load below-fold content
Overall performance rating (0-100)
Focus on the biggest bottlenecks first: images, JavaScript, and server response time
The page title shown in search results
Include primary keyword near the beginning, make it compelling and unique
Summary of page content in search results
Write a compelling description with a call-to-action that includes your keyword
Secure connection via SSL certificate
Install an SSL certificate (often free through Let's Encrypt or your host)
Proper use of H1-H6 tags
Use one H1 per page, structure content logically with H2-H6 in order
Responsive design that works on mobile devices
Add <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> to your HTML
Alternative text for images
Add descriptive alt text to all images for screen readers and SEO
Overall accessibility rating (0-100)
Use semantic HTML, ensure keyboard navigation, maintain sufficient color contrast
Simply paste your website URL into the input field. You can include or exclude the "https://" prefix.
Click the "Audit Website" button and wait a few seconds while we analyze your site.
Examine your scores across Performance, SEO, and Accessibility. Green indicates good, yellow needs improvement, and red requires immediate attention.
If you're logged in, we'll save your audits and show trends over time. Watch your scores improve as you implement fixes!
Follow the specific recommendations provided in the report. Start with the highest-impact issues first.