Accessibility, security & schema
Four focused audits beyond the core crawl: how usable your pages are with assistive technology, how well protected your site is, how clearly it describes itself to search engines and what it is built with.
What's included
- Accessibility audit: alt text, labels, headings, link text and ARIA
- Security headers audit with plain-English fixes
- Schema tools with validation and a JSON-LD generator, plus technology detection
The accessibility audit finds the detectable problems that make a site hard to use with a screen reader or keyboard — images without alt text, unlabelled form fields, skipped heading levels and vague link text. The security headers audit checks HTTPS and protective headers such as HSTS and Content-Security-Policy, with an example fix for each finding.
Schema tools show the structured data your crawled pages contain, list invalid blocks, validate any single page on demand and include a generator for common types such as Organization, LocalBusiness, Article, Product and FAQ. Technology detection lists the CMS, frameworks, CDN, tag managers and pixels a site uses, with the evidence for each.
How it works
Each audit runs on demand against a site you have crawled. Findings can be turned into tasks in one click, so the fixes go to the right person, and re-running afterwards shows what is resolved. Technology detection only reports what leaves visible evidence in the page, and never guesses.
Why run them
- Usability and reach — accessible pages are easier for everyone, and the same structure helps search engines understand your content.
- Fewer nasty surprises — HTTPS and header problems are caught before browsers or attackers find them.
- Richer results — valid structured data makes you eligible for features such as stars, prices and breadcrumbs.
What it does not do
Passing the accessibility audit does not make a site WCAG compliant: automated checks find only part of the problems, so a manual review is still needed. Schema makes a page eligible for rich results but does not guarantee them, and a strict security policy should be tried in report-only mode first.
Works with the rest of the platform
Findings feed the SEO score and fix list and your task list, and the DNS security audit covers the domain side.
Frequently asked questions
Does passing mean my site is WCAG compliant?
No. Automated checks find roughly a third of accessibility problems. It is a strong starting point, not a certification.
Can a strict Content-Security-Policy break my site?
Yes, if it blocks scripts you need. Start in report-only mode and tighten it gradually.
Does schema guarantee rich results?
No. It makes you eligible; Google decides whether to show them.
Why was a technology not detected?
Some tools leave no visible trace in the page. Detection is evidence-based, never guessed.