Step 7. Control the quality of your site 

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View the report on site usability and accessibility 

If you switch to the 

View Reports

 tab from the 

Check Site 

Quality 

tab, you will see the list of reports Auditor created 

after checking your site. You will need these reports if you are 

not the webmaster for the site tested.  

For example, if you analyze a siteis usability and quality for a 

customer, you can share the reports Web CEO generates with 

the site owner and webmaster (see 

Site Quality Overview for 

CEO

 and 

Site Quality Overview for Webmaster

 respectively): 

1. 

Reports for Customer. Here you will 

find reports designed for sharing with your 

customers.

2.

Summary.

General

information on your 

1

site: types of files, parameters of scanning, 

etc. 

2

3.

Errors. Critical reports that highlight problem 

spots on your site. These damage your 

reputation and decrease visitors  satisfaction. For 

3

example, see the Problem pages report which 

lists all Web pages having at least one 

problem. 

4.

Usability. Many factors have an impact on a 

4

siteis usability. The top causes being broken 

links and slow pages: 

5

Broken links. You will find an outline of 

this problem in the three reports of the Errors 

category. 

Slow pages. The Page size and Slow 

pages report give you an idea of which 

pages of your site are in the islowi 

category. 

5. 

Maintenance. The reports in this category will 

bring your workload right down. You can easily 

find out which pages are missing Titles and 

Meta tags, which of them were refreshed 

recently or are out of date.