audit-website

You can automate a website audit by running a CLI crawler that analyzes over 230 rules across 21 categories, generating a comprehensive report with health scores and actionable recommendations for SEO, performance, and security.

A comprehensive technical website audit includes checks for SEO meta tags, page load performance, resource caching, security vulnerabilities, and mixed content, providing actionable fixes across 21 distinct categories.

Yes, you need the squirrelscan CLI installed and accessible in your system PATH to crawl and analyze the website, as the audit process relies on this command-line tool to function.

You can check for security vulnerabilities and mixed content by executing an automated audit command targeting your website URL, which scans and reports security issues alongside performance and SEO metrics.

Running an automated website audit is the best way to identify missing SEO meta tags, titles, and descriptions, as it crawls your site and provides a detailed report with suggested fixes for these technical issues.

Yes, the automated audit analyzes page load time, resource usage, and caching configurations, providing specific recommendations to improve your website's overall performance and health scores.