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- Security93
- Accessibility85
- Search97
- 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.The same report, two weeks apart.
Three header fixes moved security from 48 to 91. The report stays in the same format, so you can see exactly what changed.
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