Detailed Website Analysis / Check

Basic error checking will find problems with broken links, large pages which may cause problems for your visitors, large images which can slow down the loading of your webpages, pages with nofollow links which may prevent pages from being indexed in Search Engines and pages blocked by a robots.txt file.

Find the problems and issues before your visitors do. Nothing turns a visitors away from your website faster than an error on your website. Our report will let you know about: HTML - missing images and broken links, CSS - missing background graphics and broken @import statements, Flash - missing movie files and find broken links inside movie files, RSS - broken RSS feeds, Placeholder Text - such as "lorem ipsum" and TODO, Script Errors - in ASP, ASPX and PHP, General - and server configuration errors, expired domains and SSL certificates

Want to have a better understanding of the make-up of your website? The Basic Website Check does just that. Reporting on indexable pages that should be picked up by Search Engines, external links from your website, images used in your website, a sitemap of how a search engine might see the structure of your website and summary of the make-up of your website.

Check your website for compliance with search engine guidelines from Google, Yahoo, MSN. By having these checks your website will have the best chance to get accepted into the Search Engines and perform for your target keywords.

Check your website for a collection of features that don't work correctly, or behave differently, on different browsers. The report will show issues with Internet Explorer 6/7/8, Firefox 2/3, Safari, Opera and Chrome. Check to include: HTML tags and attributes that don't function correctly on all browsers, CSS features that don't function correctly on all browsers, Vendor specific HTML elements and attributes, Vendor specific JavaScript, Image formats not supported by all browsers (e.g. transparent PNGs), DOCTYPEs that trigger quirks mode. (note: this will not find coding issues from a developer)

Make sure that when your visitors come to your website, they want to stick around. Our report tells you problems with slow loading pages, hard to read pages, text too small to read and duplicate page titles.

Check your website against the W3C WCAG 1.0 and 2.0 accessibility standards, and compliance with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. These checks find problems stopping disabled users from using a website. Meeting these standards reduces legal exposure by demonstrating compliance with disability discrimination legislation in the US, Canada and Europe.

The W3C controls the standard for which websites should be designed to (HTML and CSS code). Your website needs to validate to ensure that what you designed is what your visitors are seeing. The website analysis report will tell you where in your website you're not meeting the standards.

Check your website for compliance with EU and US legislation. The fines for not being compliant can be in excess of $10,000