SiteScope by Pixeldust
website health checker
Run a free 21-point check across technical health, performance, user experience, security, and search visibility. The findings are real, prioritized, and explained in plain English.
Live website inspection
Connecting to the website
Establishing a safe connection and confirming the public address.
Scan complete
Website health report
Issues with the greatest potential impact.
Weak signals and improvements worth reviewing.
Checks with a healthy result in this scan.
What we measured
Homepage preview
Findings, evidence, and next steps
Turn the report into a repair plan.
Pixeldust can verify the important findings, separate real problems from scanner noise, and fix the work in the right order.
A broad first inspection
Five parts of the website. Twenty-one practical checks.
SiteScope looks for objective signals a public scanner can verify. It shows its evidence and clearly separates automation from the hands-on testing only a person can perform.
Can the website be reached reliably?
Availability, DNS, HTTPS, redirects, server responses, and failed public resources.
5 checksIs the page carrying unnecessary weight?
Response speed, HTML size, rendering assets, and image fundamentals.
4 checksCan visitors use the important paths?
Mobile readiness, accessibility basics, links, forms, navigation, and conversion paths.
5 checksAre obvious public protections missing?
Security headers, insecure content and forms, and unnecessary server disclosure.
3 checksCan search engines understand the page?
Titles, descriptions, headings, index controls, canonical URLs, structured data, and social metadata.
4 checksWhat the score means
Useful evidence—not a magic grade.
An automated scan can expose broken links, weak metadata, missing protections, slow responses, and structural risks. It cannot understand every business promise, complete a private checkout, judge every layout on every device, or replace a full accessibility review.
That is why every SiteScope result includes the evidence behind it. A high score is encouraging. A verified customer journey is better.