Website Technical Audit · free

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Forty-one checks across crawlability, speed and structured data — written up by a person, not listed by a scanner.

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It reads the whole site, not just the page you name. Nothing is fetched and nothing is stored — the report is a demonstration, and the four above are invented businesses.

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Working

Running the audit

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    The score, by section

    Core Web Vitals

    The three that matter most

    The rest of it

    A scanner stops here.
    A person keeps going.

    What the forty-one checks cover

    Three sections, scored separately, because a site is rarely broken in all three at once and the fix is different in each.

    1. Crawlability

      Whether a crawler can reach the pages that matter — and how much of its time goes to pages that do not.

      • robots.txt, sitemaps and their disagreements
      • Orphan pages and dead internal links
      • Redirect chains, canonicals and duplicates
      • Stray noindex left behind by a staging site
      • Navigation a crawler cannot operate
    2. Performance

      What the site feels like on a phone, on a real connection, on the page they actually landed on.

      • Largest Contentful Paint and what is delaying it
      • Interaction to Next Paint on the real controls
      • Cumulative Layout Shift and what is injecting late
      • Server response time and cache behaviour
      • Image weight, formats and render-blocking assets
    3. Structured data

      Whether your markup describes the thing you actually are, which is what now decides whether a machine can quote you.

      • Organization, LocalBusiness and Product types
      • Required fields that are quietly missing
      • sameAs links, and whether you are a known entity
      • Article, FAQ and Breadcrumb coverage
      • Markup claiming things the page does not