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- SEO fundamentals
- WCAG 2.1 accessibility
- ADA risk indicators
- Mobile speed
- Free, no account needed
What this scan checks
20+ checks, explained in plain English.
SEO fundamentals
Title, meta description, H1, canonical, Open Graph, robots, JSON-LD structured data.
Accessibility: WCAG 2.1
Alt text, form labels, ARIA landmarks, heading hierarchy, skip navigation, viewport zoom.
ADA risk indicators
The same checks ADA demand letter attorneys run first, caught before they find them.
Mobile speed
Google PageSpeed mobile score plus Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, TBT) and the biggest fixes.
Under the hood
What the audit actually looks for.
Every check maps to a real ranking signal, a real accessibility standard or a real legal risk. Here's what we scan and why it matters.
SEO fundamentals
The on-page signals Google looks at first. Missing or misconfigured, they limit your visibility no matter how good your content is.
- Title tag: presence and length (30–60 characters)
- Meta description: presence and length (70–160 characters)
- H1 heading: present and singular
- Canonical tag: prevents duplicate content issues
- Open Graph tags: title, description and image for social sharing
- Robots meta: flags noindex directives that block Google
- robots.txt: accessible to crawlers
- JSON-LD structured data: schema markup present
Accessibility: WCAG 2.1
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. Level AA is the standard courts apply to business websites. These are the most commonly failed checks.
- Images missing alt text (SC 1.1.1, Level A)
- Form inputs without accessible labels (SC 1.3.1, Level A)
- Missing language attribute on <html> (SC 3.1.1, Level A)
- Skip navigation link (SC 2.4.1, Level A)
- ARIA landmark regions: main, nav, header, footer
- Heading level skips that break the outline
- Empty or generic link text (SC 2.4.4, Level A)
- iframes without title attributes (SC 4.1.2, Level A)
- Viewport meta blocking zoom (SC 1.4.4, Level AA)
- Positive tabindex values breaking tab order
ADA exposure
Title III of the ADA applies to business websites. Demand letter attorneys use automated tools to find violations. This scan runs the same checks they do.
- Missing alt text on images, the #1 cited violation
- Unlabeled form fields, a common lawsuit trigger
- Missing skip navigation, needed by keyboard users
- No language declaration, which trips up screen readers
- Viewport zoom disabled, a frequently cited Level AA failure
- Empty buttons and links that screen readers can't name
Speed and how it works
We fetch your page's HTML directly and parse it, the same way Google's crawler and accessibility tools do, then ask Google PageSpeed Insights how your page performs on mobile.
- Mobile performance score from Google PageSpeed
- Core Web Vitals: LCP, CLS and Total Blocking Time
- Top fixes: images, unused CSS/JS, compression
- Score: SEO + accessibility (70%) and speed (30%)
- Every finding explains why it matters
- Full report emailed to your inbox
Honest about the limits
What this scan won't catch.
This is a surface scan of your page's HTML: fast and useful, but not a replacement for a full manual audit. Here's what needs a deeper look.
Color contrast ratios
Contrast needs computed CSS, which raw HTML doesn't have. A full audit renders the page and measures real contrast against the 4.5:1 WCAG AA minimum.
JavaScript-rendered content
Single-page apps and JS-heavy sites may return an empty shell. If your site renders content with React, Vue or similar, it needs a browser-based audit.
Focus indicator visibility
Whether keyboard focus rings are visible takes visual inspection. Many sites remove outlines with CSS, and only a manual review catches it.
Screen reader behavior
How a page actually reads in NVDA, JAWS or VoiceOver needs real testing. ARIA can be present but wrong, and that only shows up in a full audit.
Touch target sizes
Touch targets need rendered layout to measure, which isn't available from HTML source alone.
Off-page SEO
Domain authority, backlinks and keyword rankings need tools beyond a single-page HTML scan.
Need a full audit? We do manual WCAG 2.1 AA audits with screen reader testing, color contrast analysis and documented remediation, plus in-depth SEO reviews that go beyond the surface.
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About the free audit.
What does the free audit check?
The audit scans your page's HTML for SEO fundamentals (title tag, meta description, H1, canonical, Open Graph tags, robots directives, robots.txt, JSON-LD structured data) and WCAG 2.1 accessibility issues (missing alt text, unlabeled form fields, missing ARIA landmarks, heading hierarchy gaps, skip navigation, empty links and buttons, iframes without titles, positive tabindex and viewport zoom settings). It also asks Google PageSpeed Insights for your mobile performance score and Core Web Vitals. Every check maps to a real ranking signal or a WCAG success criterion.
Is this a real audit or just a basic scan?
It's a real surface-level scan: the same checks automated accessibility tools and SEO crawlers run first. It won't catch everything (color contrast requires computed CSS, and JavaScript-rendered content isn't evaluated), but it will surface the most common and impactful problems quickly. Think of it as a useful starting point, not a replacement for a full manual review.
Do I need to create an account or pay anything?
No. Enter your name, URL and email address. That's it. Results appear on screen and a copy goes to your inbox. No account, no credit card, no obligation.
What happens after I run the audit?
You get instant results on screen with plain-English explanations of each issue and why it matters, and a copy is emailed to you. If you want help understanding the findings or putting together a fix plan, Andrew at Fused Digital offers a free follow-up call. No obligation, no sales pitch.
My site uses WordPress / Wix / Squarespace. Will this still work?
Yes for standard sites. The audit fetches your published page's HTML, whatever a visitor actually sees. If your site is heavily JavaScript-rendered (single-page app, headless CMS), some content may not be evaluated. For most small business sites on WordPress, Wix or Squarespace, the scan works fine.
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