seo

To audit HTML files for SEO issues, apply the tool to a build output directory like ./dist to scan static assets. It evaluates meta tags, heading structure, images, and links, producing a severity-rated report with actionable fix suggestions.

A meta tag and heading structure audit evaluates HTML files for missing or malformed meta tags, incorrect head structure, and image alt text. It also verifies link integrity and canonical signals to identify SEO defects affecting visibility and crawlability.

Yes, you can use this SEO audit on static sites without JavaScript execution. It scans local HTML assets directly to pinpoint issues in meta tags, headings, and image alt text, making it suitable for static site and build output directories.

The best way to check image alt text and canonical links across multiple HTML files is running a directory-wide audit. This evaluates technical signals across all local assets, generating a severity-rated report to guide optimization and remediation.

Your static site needs an SEO audit for local HTML assets to identify defects in meta tags, heading structure, and image alt text that hurt visibility. It generates severity-rated fix suggestions to improve crawlability before deployment.

No, you do not need a specific framework to scan build outputs for SEO defects. The audit works on any local HTML files within directories like build or public, requiring no JavaScript execution or framework-specific setup.