web-quality-audit

Run a web quality audit by pointing the tool at your page or HTML codebase to identify performance, accessibility, SEO, and best-practice issues. It produces severity-grouped findings with actionable fixes and file references.

A web quality audit checks for performance bottlenecks, accessibility barriers, weak SEO signals, and best-practice gaps. It also validates HTML and metadata patterns, flagging missing doctype, viewport, lang, title, and image alt text.

Yes, you can audit your website for deployment readiness by requesting a quality check. The tool scans your pages and returns structured issue and warning reports grouped by severity to help you fix critical problems before launch.

Web quality issues are prioritized by grouping findings into Critical, High, Medium, and Low severity levels. This severity-based output provides clear guidance on what to change first and why, helping you address the most impactful problems efficiently.

Yes, jq is required as a dependency to run the web quality audit. The tool uses jq to process and parse structured data, enabling it to validate key HTML and meta patterns and generate accurate severity-grouped issue reports.

The best way to fix these HTML quality issues is to run a deterministic analyzer that flags missing image alt text and non-HTTPS URLs. It identifies these common markup problems and provides actionable fix recommendations with file and line references.