SEO, audits and accessibility

A generated site is structurally sound out of the box, but the things that decide whether anyone finds it — page titles, descriptions, alt text — describe your business, so they are yours to check.

Full Website Audit

Tools → Full Website Audit runs a published site through a battery of SEO, performance and correctness checks and reports what it finds, worst first. Run it after publishing, and again after any large change.

The findings that usually matter most:

• Missing or duplicate page titles — every page needs its own, and it is what shows in search results.
• Missing meta descriptions — the two lines under the title in a search result. Write them as a pitch, not a summary.
• Images without alt text — costs you both search visibility and accessibility.
• Slow images — the most common performance problem on any site, and the easiest to fix.
• Broken links — especially after pages have been renamed.

Accessibility

Tools → ADA Compliance covers the other half: contrast, keyboard navigation, screen-reader labelling. It reports on a published site and can add an accessibility widget to it. Worth doing on principle, and required outright in some sectors.

Seeing who actually visits

Tools → Visitors Tracking shows real traffic to a published site — where people arrive from, which pages hold them, where they leave. Each project also has its own statistics view. Together they tell you which of the audit fixes were worth making.