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Content priorities by diagnostic Kensington & Chelsea
Priorities allow you to review the important aspects of your assessment. Addressing priorities will help with key issues that can dilute a brand, undermine SEO and / or expose you to unnecessary risk across web, mobile, social and PDF / MS Office documents.
Assessment completed on 11 Jan 2017 at 05:45. Your score has decreased by 0.6 from the previous score of 4.0.
Alerts
- Malware: Clear
- Hacking: OPTION
- Domain Expires: Detail
User experience
Concerns (link issues, spelling, images, email) detracting from UX.
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(9+) Fix broken link (Type: Broken link)
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(4) Correct the web link address (Type: Broken link)
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(4) Review and correct site name in link (Type: Broken link)
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(4) Fix incorrectly formatted email address (Type: Invalid email)
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(2) Fix link permissions (Type: Broken link)
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(2) Review and correct email address (Type: Invalid email)
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(2) Fault with email addresses
Search engine optimization
Issues to correct to improve search ranking - SEO.
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(9+) Add page description (Type: Metadata issue)
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(1) Shorten the title (Type: Metadata issue)
Governance, risk and compliance
Corrections to minimize risks and ensure compliance - GRC.
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(9+) Write email address in full, don't include other words (Type: Brand issue)
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(9+) Image is missing its alt text. Please add (Type: Accessibility)
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(9+) Don't use full stops in 'ie' or 'eg' (Type: Brand issue)
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(9+) Page title should be less than 9 words (Type: Brand issue)
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(6) Please add labels to form fields (Type: Accessibility)
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(1) Avoid referring to forms or documents by codes (e.g. 'form V5C') give them a 'friendly name' (Type: Brand issue)
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(1) Remove duplicate page ids (Type: Accessibility)
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(1) Add a page heading (Type: Accessibility)
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(1) Add meaningful link text (Type: Accessibility)
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(1) Add description for an image used as a link (Type: Accessibility)