What gets measured
- Whether the site loads, and how many redirects it takes to get there
- HTTPS, certificate validity, security headers, mixed content
- Whether search engines are being told to stay away
- robots.txt, sitemap, canonical tag, llms.txt
- Page title, description, headings, mobile viewport
- Structured data, contact paths, image alt text
A repeat check of the same site within 15 minutes shows the result already on file; after that it runs again. I identify the check as DAIG-Audit. It reads your robots.txt to report on it, but it does not use that file to decide which pages to skip.
What this will not do
It will not tell you whether your site explains what you do, whether it looks trustworthy, or whether the path to contacting you makes sense. Those need a person looking, so this tool does not score them and does not pretend to. Every number here traces to something actually measured. The speed score comes from Google's PageSpeed test, which loads your page once on a test device. It is a lab test, not a count of your real visitors. Nothing is invented.
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