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Website Health Check
A practical public-page check for SEO, speed, structure, mobile signals and obvious technical gaps.
See what a search engine and a person can learn from your page.
Enter a public page. The check looks at a handful of visible technical and content signals.
How to read the result
What this check is looking for
A website can look fine to its owner and still leave important gaps for search engines or visitors. This check reads the public HTML of the page you enter and looks for signals that are easy to overlook: a usable title, a description, a sensible H1, a mobile viewport, a canonical URL, visible structured data, a language attribute and missing image alt text.
It is deliberately modest. It does not pretend to replace Search Console, a full crawl or a human review of the business. It is there to help you spot the things worth checking next.
How to use the result
Start with the warnings, then open the page on your phone and ask a simple question: can a stranger understand what the business does within a few seconds? Technical cleanup and clear communication work best together.
What a good result should lead to
A health score is not the goal. A better page is. If the check points to a missing title, no mobile viewport or weak structure, fix those basics first. If the basics are already in place but enquiries are still weak, look at page intent, copy, offers, calls to action and the quality of the traffic.