web-quality-audit

To run a web quality audit, provide your website URL or local HTML files to the Skill. It evaluates performance, accessibility, SEO, and best practices using Google Lighthouse principles, categorizing findings by severity with actionable recommendations and code examples.

A Lighthouse accessibility and SEO audit checks HTML files for missing doctype, charset, viewport, lang attributes, alt text, title tags, and HTTPS usage. It verifies WCAG compliance for perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust content.

Yes, you can audit Core Web Vitals like LCP, INP, and CLS without external dependencies. The Skill analyzes these performance metrics and resource optimization directly from the provided website URL or HTML files.

You need a web quality audit before deploying a landing page to identify critical performance bottlenecks and accessibility barriers. It ensures superior user experience and search engine visibility by evaluating technical SEO elements and security best practices.

Limitations of using Lighthouse principles for automated web quality checks include relying on static HTML analysis for common issues like missing alt text and viewport tags, which may not fully capture dynamic JavaScript performance or complex user interactions.

The best way to categorize web accessibility and performance issues is by severity. The Skill categorizes findings into critical, moderate, and minor issues, providing actionable recommendations with code examples to systematically improve your website's quality.