On-page check
On-page check: titles, headings, alt text and labels
Check one page for the basics that search engines and screen readers rely on. Enter a page address and we read its HTML for the title and description, headings, image alt text, form labels, link text, sharing tags, policy links, language and mobile viewport.
We check from the outside, the way visitors see your site, and keep a simple log of sites checked. Privacy policy.
How it works
What this checks
- Title and description Whether the page has one title and one meta description, and whether either is missing, too long or too short.
- Headings in order One main heading (H1) and no skipped levels, so the page outline makes sense to search engines and screen readers.
- Images, links and fields Images without alt text, icon links with no name, vague link text like "click here", and form fields without a label.
- Sharing and policies Open Graph tags for link previews, and links to a privacy policy and cookie policy.
- Language and mobile The page language setting and the viewport tag that makes a page fit a phone screen.