seo-fundamentals

You can audit web pages for missing meta tags by running a heuristic SEO checker that traverses your project directories to validate HTML, JSX, and TSX source files. It outputs a structured JSON report identifying missing titles, meta descriptions, and Open Graph data.

Yes, this SEO audit works with common web app structures like React or Next.js projects. It traverses directories including pages, app, routes, and views folders to read and validate the underlying HTML, JSX, and TSX source files directly.

An HTML source file audit checks essential on-page SEO elements including title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph tags, heading structures, and image alt text. This validates semantic markup and accessibility to ensure proper indexing and click-through rates.

To check image alt text and heading structure across a web app, use an automated directory traversal script. It analyzes your source files to ensure accessible markup and reports missing alt attributes or broken heading hierarchies in a concise JSON payload.

Yes, you can get SEO audit results in a structured JSON format designed for automated processing. The checker reads your public-facing source files and outputs a concise results payload detailing all identified on-page optimization issues.

No, you do not need to install external dependencies to run this SEO check. It is implemented in Python as a lightweight heuristic checker that directly reads and traverses your local project source files without requiring additional packages.