Website Quality Alerts

Quality alerts indicate potential problems on websites. We identify and show these problems in the hope to provide a useful tool for webmasters to improve their sites.

We try not to duplicate information that can easily be found by other tools, such as HTML validators, however there will always be some overlap. Furthermore, we put some effort into verifying that an alert is likely to actually have any real impact. For example, we don't alert on a missing character encoding definition, when the page uses only ASCII characters.

This is an overview of all alerts. Click on the titles to get a description.

• Incorrect or uncommon character encoding name
• Incorrect character encoding defined
• Contradictory character encoding specifications
• Missing character encoding definition
• Unknown character encoding
• No character encoding defined
• Title declaration before character encoding declaration
• No title declaration
• No web page found at plain url
• Incorrect server time
• Server error
• Homepage not found
• Website inaccessible
• Incorrect content language code
• Unknown content language specification
• Country code used for content language specification
• More than one text-processing content language defined
• Contradictory content language specifications