How do I check if my website is accessible?
Check website accessibility with an automated scan plus a short manual test: keyboard, zoom, contrast, alt text and labels. Learn what each test can miss.
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Check website accessibility with an automated scan plus a short manual test: keyboard, zoom, contrast, alt text and labels. Learn what each test can miss.
Look up your DMARC record with dig or nslookup, read what each tag says, and confirm with a test email that DMARC is passing for your domain.
Fix the SPF permerror caused by more than 10 DNS lookups: how to count them, which mechanisms cost a lookup, and safe ways to bring the total down.
Find the robots.txt rule that blocks a page in Search Console, change it safely and retest. Also covers when a block is the right choice.
Work through the checks that fix the Search Console sitemap status \"Couldn't fetch\": address, status code, redirects, firewalls and server logs.
Find the cause of the ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS browser error, from HTTPS settings and www rules to cookies and plugins, and fix the loop step by step.
Stop text from jumping when a web font arrives. Preload the key font file, set font-display and match a fallback font so the swap barely moves.
Build a custom 404 page that helps lost visitors, keeps your branding and returns a true 404 status, with server examples and a short checklist.
Copy-ready 301 redirect rules for Apache, nginx and ASP.NET Core that send example.com to www.example.com, plus the checks that prove it works.
Set up a permanent 301 redirect from www.example.com to example.com in Apache, nginx or ASP.NET Core, and test it so no URL ends up in a loop.
Remove a page from Google results using the Removals tool for a quick hide and noindex, a 404 or a password for a lasting fix, with clear steps.
inurl:post finds pages but does not remove them. Learn to remove a whole folder with the prefix option in Search Console and fix it for good.
Ask Google to crawl a new or updated page with the URL Inspection tool. Step-by-step instructions, the limits to expect and when not to bother.
A practical order of work for a slow site: measure first, shrink images, compress text, cache files, cut scripts and check the server response.
Submit your sitemap in Google Search Console in a few steps, add it to robots.txt as a backup, and read the status that comes back.
Check HTTP/3 with browser DevTools, the Alt-Svc header, curl or an online checker, and learn why a first load can still show HTTP/2.
Step-by-step use of Google's Rich Results Test: test a live URL or pasted code, read errors and warnings, and know what a pass does and does not mean.
Prove you own your site in Google Search Console using a DNS record, an HTML file, a meta tag or an analytics connection, and keep the proof in place.
A new or edited DMARC record takes effect as DNS caches expire, but reports and a safe rollout take weeks. See what to expect and how to check progress.
There is no fixed time for Google to index a new page. See what affects the wait, how to check progress and which steps help Google find your page.
Google sets no meta description length limit. Learn a practical range, why snippets get rewritten and how to write a description people want to click.
Google sets no fixed title tag limit, but long titles get cut off. Learn the practical length range, how pixel width works and how to write a clear title.
One H1 per page is the clearest choice for readers and screen readers. Learn what Google says about multiple H1s and how to fix a page that has none.
Create a sitemap.xml that lists your canonical pages, publish it at your site root and tell Google where it is. Includes a copy-ready example file.