A. Select a Website

Step 1: Open Site Auditor from the left navigation menu.

Step 2: Click the arrow (→) next to the website you want to audit.

This opens the audit dashboard for the selected website.

B. Open the Web Accessibility Audit

Step 1: At the top of the audit dashboard, click the Web Accessibility Audit tab.

Step 2: The dashboard loads accessibility results from the most recent site crawl.

C. Review Links and Headings Overview

Step 1: Review Total Links
Shows the total number of hyperlinks found across the website.

Step 2: Review Total Headings
Shows how many heading elements (h1–h6) exist across the site.

These metrics help evaluate structure, navigation, and readability.

D. Analyze Accessibility Charts

Step 1: Review Links by Type
Shows the distribution of link types (web pages, email, social media, PDFs, etc.).
Helps identify overuse of certain link types or missing page links.

Step 2: Review the Images chart
Shows total images and how many are missing ALT text.
Missing ALT text is a major accessibility issue.

Step 3: Review Headings by Type
Shows the hierarchy of h1–h6 headings.
Helps detect broken structure, missing levels, or misuse of headings for styling.

E. Review Accessibility Details Table

Step 1: Scroll to the Accessibility Details table.

Each row shows:

• Unique URL – The page that was analyzed

• Internal – Whether the link is internal or external

• No follow – Whether the link uses the nofollow attribute

This table helps identify:

• Incorrectly marked internal or external links

• Missing nofollow attributes

• Link issues that may affect accessibility and SEO