A website accessibility audit checks whether everyone can use your website — not just people with a fast connection and a mouse. If a visitor uses a screen reader, navigates with a keyboard, or reads with low vision, a site that looks fine to you can be hard or impossible for them to use. That…
On AuditLixa’s free plan you get 2 free website audits a day, with a free account and no credit card required. Two runs sound like plenty — until both are gone before lunch and nothing has actually been fixed. The trick is not to run more audits. It is to spend the two you have…
A website performance audit answers one question: how fast does your site respond, and how heavy is the page it sends back? Speed matters because a slow site frustrates visitors and gives search engines a weaker page to rank. AuditLixa’s free audit includes performance as one of seven categories — SEO, technical SEO, performance, mobile,…
A free audit is a useful starting point, not a full verdict on your website. The first post in this series explained what AuditLixa checks: 20 checks across 7 categories — SEO, technical SEO, performance, mobile, content, accessibility, and security basics. This post is about the other side: the website audit limitations that decide how…
A free audit is only useful if it looks at the site you actually want to check. On AuditLixa’s free plan you get 2 audits a day, so a run on a half-finished change is a run wasted. Five quick checks before you start will save you that second run. 1. Publish your changes first….
A website audit is most useful when it fits how your site actually changes. There is no single timetable that suits every site, so think of it as a practical rhythm rather than a strict rule: audit after important changes, keep a regular routine in between, and re-run an audit after you fix problems. Run…
If you run an audit on Monday and again on Friday, you may get different results — and that does not always mean something went wrong. An audit is a snapshot of your site at the moment it runs. When anything behind that snapshot changes, the results can change too. Your site changed That is…
A website audit is a structured check of a site’s health. Instead of guessing why a page loads slowly, looks broken on a phone, or is hard for search engines to understand, an audit lists the issues so you can work through them in order. AuditLixa’s free audit runs 20 checks across seven categories: SEO,…
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