Site Review

Site audits catch broken links, navigation gaps, and outdated content before they impact users. Link validation checks internal and external references, verifies heading hierarchy, and analyzes navigation structure to prevent dead ends across your documentation.

A site health audit includes build validation, internal and external link checks, heading hierarchy verification, asset reference validation, and SEO metadata including OpenGraph data verification across the documentation.

Yes, running build validation and link checks requires repository access. The audit process needs the Zensical tool and repository access to execute builds, analyze links, and verify content freshness across the documentation.

To check content freshness and flag outdated references, the site audit process analyzes your documentation build to identify stale content and outdated references. It also checks for Australian English consistency during the validation.

The best way to validate asset references and OpenGraph data before publishing is running a comprehensive site health check. This validates asset references, verifies SEO metadata and OpenGraph data, and ensures the site builds without errors.