Awe Check report example

Score by topic

• Cookies and trackers100 out of 100
• Forms and data100 out of 100
• Documents100 out of 100
• Security95 out of 100
• SEO98 out of 100
• AI visibility100 out of 100
• Accessibility100 out of 100
• Speed83 out of 100

What the check found

• The main content appears slowly (LCP)Why it matters: LCP is the time until the largest first-screen element appears. It is one of the three Core Web Vitals Google uses for ranking. Google’s target is 2.5 seconds.How to fix: Compress the first-screen image (AVIF/WebP) and load it eagerly (fetchpriority="high"), remove render-blocking scripts and styles, enable caching and a CDN.
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• DMARC is not set upWhy it matters: DMARC tells mail providers what to do with forged emails in your name. Since 2024 Gmail and Yahoo reject bulk mail without it.How to fix: Add a _dmarc TXT record. Start with p=none and reports to your inbox, then move to quarantine or reject after a couple of weeks.
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• Google rates the site as slowWhy it matters: Mobile speed is a Google ranking factor. A slow site loses rankings and visitors, especially on mobile data.How to fix: Compress images (AVIF/WebP), defer third-party scripts, cut JavaScript from the first screen, enable caching and a CDN.
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• Page descriptions need workWhy it matters: The meta description often becomes the text under the search result and decides whether people click.How to fix: Write a unique 70–160 character description for every page.
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• Images have no width and heightWhy it matters: Without sizes the browser does not know how much room to leave and text jumps when the image loads. Google counts that against the page (CLS).How to fix: Set width and height on every image (or aspect-ratio in CSS).
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