Technical health
HTTPS, redirects, response behavior, internal links, 404 handling, security headers and cache/compression signals all contribute to a reliable public website.
A site can be online and still have indexing problems, broken links, missing trust signals, weak metadata or configuration issues. A health check looks beyond a simple “up/down” test.
HTTPS, redirects, response behavior, internal links, 404 handling, security headers and cache/compression signals all contribute to a reliable public website.
Indexing directives, canonical URLs, robots.txt, XML sitemaps, titles, descriptions, headings and structured data help search engines understand the site.
Contact paths, privacy information, accessibility basics, social sharing metadata and mobile configuration can expose issues that are easy to miss during development.
The free preview shows category totals and the three highest-priority findings. Full Audit unlocks every result, detailed fixes and the prioritized action plan.
See pricing →A useful health check looks beyond uptime and reviews technical setup, SEO, security, accessibility, trust and performance signals.
Check after major deployments and periodically afterward, especially when plugins, hosting, DNS or site templates change.