audit-website

A comprehensive website audit analyzes your site against over 230 rules across 21 categories, including SEO, performance, accessibility, security, and content. It provides health scores, broken link analysis, and actionable recommendations to fix identified issues.

The best way to find broken links and missing meta descriptions is through a website audit that evaluates SEO-related issues. It identifies broken internal links and missing tags, providing specific guidance to fix them and improve search engine rankings.

Yes, you need the squirrelscan CLI installed and accessible in your system's PATH to audit website health. This command-line interface powers the analysis across 21 categories to generate health scores and actionable recommendations.

Yes, you can check website security and accessibility issues in a single scan. The audit evaluates websites against over 230 rules across 21 categories simultaneously, covering security, accessibility, performance, and content analysis.

A full website health audit covers 21 categories, including SEO, performance, security, accessibility, and content. It applies over 230 rules to these categories to identify problems and provide actionable recommendations for improvement.

To get actionable recommendations after identifying website performance issues, run the audit to generate detailed reports. These reports include health scores and specific guidance on how to fix the problems found across the analyzed categories.