web-quality-audit

To audit website quality, run a script against your site files to check performance, accessibility, SEO, and best practices, generating a structured report with severity ratings and actionable remediation guidance.

A web quality audit report includes category-based checks across performance, accessibility, SEO, and best practices, assigning severity ratings to identified issues and outputting prioritized, actionable remediation recommendations with example revisions.

Yes, you can run quality checks for single pages or an entire site to validate SEO meta tags, canonical URLs, mobile-friendliness, security headers, and proper linking, producing structured remediation guidance.

By running an audit against your site files, you can detect slow render paths, layout shifts, and resource bottlenecks using Lighthouse-like criteria, which outputs a prioritized remediation plan with actionable fixes.

The best way to check for accessibility issues like missing alt text and keyboard navigation gaps is to run an audit script that flags semantic HTML concerns and color contrast issues, yielding structured remediation recommendations.

No dependencies are required to run these quality checks on your web project, allowing you to directly identify performance bottlenecks and accessibility issues and generate a structured report without additional setup.