Message clarity
Page titles, headings, descriptions, and visible language should make the main offer and audience understandable without requiring visitors to piece it together.
Website foundation check
Enter your website below, or try another site you are curious about. The check reviews 33 measurable signals across six essential areas and organizes the result into a clear foundation snapshot.
What the foundation check reviews
The check reads public page signals across six essential areas that influence whether visitors and search systems can understand, trust, and use the website.
Turn findings into a planPage titles, headings, descriptions, and visible language should make the main offer and audience understandable without requiring visitors to piece it together.
Secure delivery, recognizable business details, and coherent page structure help a website feel legitimate before deeper proof is considered.
Responsive signals, readable structure, image descriptions, and form labels support a broader range of visitors and devices.
Clear links, calls to action, and search-facing metadata make it easier for people and search systems to understand where the experience leads.
What this means: The check uses public, code-based signals. It cannot see private analytics, customer feedback, or every detail of a full manual accessibility and content review.