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harbour-and-rye.example
- Security93
- Accessibility85
- SEO97
- Performance93
Strong overall. One thing to fix first.
Overall health is strong, but one high-severity accessibility issue affects 12 pages and should be addressed first. Two medium issues (a missing Content-Security-Policy and images without dimensions) and one minor SEO gap round out the report. Each finding below includes the evidence and a ready-to-paste fix.
Findings
Informative images missing alt text
- Why it matters
- Screen-reader users can't perceive these images, and it weakens image SEO.
- Recommendation
- Add concise descriptive alt text to informative images; mark decorative images with alt="".
Content-Security-Policy not set
- Why it matters
- A CSP reduces the impact of cross-site scripting by controlling what can load.
- Recommendation
- Add a Content-Security-Policy header scoped to the sources your site actually uses.
Images served without dimensions
- Why it matters
- Missing width/height causes layout shift as images load, hurting CLS.
- Recommendation
- Set explicit width and height (or an aspect-ratio) on img elements.
Meta description missing on 2 pages
- Why it matters
- Search engines fall back to on-page text, reducing click-through control.
- Recommendation
- Add a unique, descriptive meta description to each page.
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# Fix: Informative images missing accessible alt text [High · accessibility]
## ISSUE
Informative images across the site do not provide meaningful alternative text,
so assistive technology cannot convey their content.
## AFFECTED URLS (12)
- /products
- /blog/why-uptime-matters
- …and 10 more
## GOAL
Add concise, descriptive alt text to informative images; decorative images use alt="".
## ACCEPTANCE TESTS
- [ ] Every informative image has descriptive alt text.
- [ ] Decorative images use alt="".
- [ ] The automated accessibility check no longer reports this rule.Get this for your site.
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