SEO
A solid base with a few important discovery gaps.
Full evidence72/100
Free website audit
How good is your website, really?
Get a clear website audit covering SEO, performance, mobile usability, accessibility, technical health, and opportunities to turn more visitors into customers.
What we check
Six parts of one customer experience.
A website can look polished and still be difficult to find, slow to use, or unclear about what a customer should do next. The audit keeps those connected problems in one view.
- Search visibility
- Whether search engines can discover, understand, and index the pages that matter.
- Performance
- How quickly useful content appears and whether the experience stays stable as it loads.
- Mobile experience
- How comfortably visitors can read, navigate, and take action on smaller screens.
- Accessibility
- Whether structure, contrast, forms, and controls work for a wider range of people.
- Conversion / UX
- Whether measurable page elements give visitors a clear way to contact or act.
- Technical health
- The response, security, crawl, link, and page foundations that keep a site dependable.
How it works
From a URL to a useful next step.
- 01
Enter your website
Share the public URL you want Veriq to analyze.
- 02
We analyze the essentials
Veriq checks measurable signals that affect visibility, usability, performance, and customer action.
- 03
Get a clear action order
See what is working, what needs attention, and which fixes should come first.
Sample audit · Demo data
See the site’s health in one clear view.
This example shows how a finished report is organized. It was not produced by a live scan and does not describe a real business.
Website health score
Needs work66/100
High confidence31 of 31 applicable checks completed · 100% evidence coverage
The foundation is workable, but a few high-impact issues are getting in the way of visibility, speed, and customer action.
- Critical issue
- 1
- Improvements
- 5
- Opportunitys
- 3
- Passed checks
- 19
- Sample data only. No real website was analyzed for this preview.
- Automated accessibility checks do not certify WCAG or legal compliance.
Health by category
Where the website is strong — and where it needs work.
Performance
Mobile visitors wait too long for the main content.
Full evidence54/100
Mobile experience
Usable overall, with friction around key actions.
Full evidence67/100
Accessibility
Most essentials are in place; a few controls need attention.
Full evidence82/100
Conversion / UX
The next step is easy to miss on high-intent pages.
Full evidence48/100
Technical health
Generally healthy, with one serious indexing risk.
Full evidence76/100
Prioritized findings
Fix the issues with the greatest impact first.
A key service page is blocked from search results
The page includes a directive that tells search engines not to index it.
Why it matters
Customers cannot find a service page in search if it is intentionally excluded from the index.
Recommended fix
Confirm whether the block is intentional. If it is not, remove the noindex directive and request indexing after the page is published.
- Observed
- <meta name="robots" content="noindex">
- Recommended
- index, follow
Your main content loads slowly on mobile
The largest visible content takes several seconds to appear on a typical mobile connection.
Why it matters
A slow first impression makes it harder for visitors to understand the offer and continue to a call or quote request.
Recommended fix
Resize the homepage image, serve a modern format, and load nonessential scripts after the primary content.
- Largest Contentful Paint
- 4.2 secondsA common target is 2.5 seconds or faster.
The primary next step is difficult to find
Service pages introduce several equal-looking links without identifying the action a ready customer should take.
Why it matters
Visitors who are ready to act may hesitate or leave when the route to contact, booking, or a quote is unclear.
Recommended fix
Choose one primary action for each high-intent page and repeat it after the information customers need to decide.
- Observed
- Four equal calls to action
- Recommended
- One primary action with supporting links
The homepage title does not describe the main service
The current title identifies the company but gives searchers little context about what it offers.
Why it matters
A descriptive title helps search engines understand the page and helps people decide whether the result matches their need.
Recommended fix
Write a concise title that combines the primary service, relevant market, and business name without repeating keywords.
- Observed
- Home | Northstar
- Recommended
- Heating & Cooling Services in Cedar Falls | Northstar
Some mobile controls are difficult to tap
Two header actions sit too close together at smaller screen widths.
Why it matters
Crowded controls increase accidental taps and make the navigation harder to use for people with limited dexterity.
Recommended fix
Increase the touch area and spacing around the header controls, then verify them at 320px and with enlarged text.
- Smallest measured target
- 28 × 28 pxThe interface should provide a comfortably tappable area.
Contact fields have useful accessible labels
Each visible field is programmatically connected to a clear label.
Why it matters
Clear labels help everyone complete the form and give assistive technology the context it needs.
Recommended fix
Keep the labels in place and include them when new fields are added.
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