Website Checkup
A handy tool for quick insights into your website.
Why your website’s health and quality matter
Get found in search
Search engines like Google don’t just look at your content. They also weigh your site’s structure, completeness and technical health. Missing metadata, duplicate titles or broken links can seriously hurt your chances of ranking well.
A checkup helps you spot these issues and fix the ones that matter, for better rankings and more visibility.
Help visitors find their way
Broken links, missing page titles or vague meta descriptions are frustrating, especially for people who land on your site from a search engine or social media. If your site doesn’t deliver, visitors leave faster than you’d think.
A solid technical setup gives people clear orientation and a better user experience.
Ensure quality, inside and out
A clean structure, complete metadata and content that actually works are signs of professionalism and care. That matters to your customers, and to you, every time you work in your CMS.
A site health check sets you up for lasting quality and a robust technical foundation.
Lay the groundwork for what comes next
Taking a close look at your site’s quality doesn’t just show you what isn’t working right now. It also reveals where there’s room to grow in the long run. Whether it’s SEO, a content clean-up or UX improvements, the results help you set priorities and put your resources where they’ll make a difference.
Build trust and credibility
A website that runs smoothly, is well structured and doesn’t show any embarrassing errors comes across as credible and trustworthy. That’s good for your reputation with potential customers, investors, partners and job applicants alike.
Some of the things our checkup looks at
- Page title: Is there one, and is it the right length, or is it too long or too short?
- Heading structure: Is there an H1?
- Contrast ratios of text and interactive elements (how easy they are to read)
- Meta descriptions: Is there one, and is it the right length?
- Responsive behavior: Can users zoom in?
- OG data (Open Graph): How your pages look when they’re shared on social media.
- Performance and load times: How fast your website loads on desktop and mobile.
- Core Web Vitals: Metrics such as LCP (how long the main content takes to load) and FID (interactivity).
- Layout shift (CLS): Does content jump around unexpectedly while the page loads?
For the Lighthouse scores, we use Google’s PageSpeed Insights API.
Got questions?
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