How do I read the Issues list?

Where to find it

Open Website health → Issues. If your project has competitors, the picker at the top switches between your site and theirs.

What each group shows

Each group is one kind of problem, such as Broken pages, Missing meta description or Buried pages. It shows:

• how many addresses have the problem;
• a tag that says how much it matters: Fix, Improve or Info;
• a short explanation;
• the affected addresses, with a note where it helps (the error code, the number of words, where a redirect leads).

Long groups show the first 250 addresses and say how many there are in all. Export saves the list as a CSV or PDF file.

What you can do from a group

• Show these on the map opens the site map with those pages picked out.
• Add to fix jar puts the fix in the jar. Fix all at the bottom of the screen then makes it.
• For problems that are fixed page by page, each address has its own Add to fix jar.
• Click an address to find it on the site map.

Fixes go in the jar only for your own website, not for a competitor's.

Other things on the page

• A notice at the top says when no sitemap was found, or when a sitemap file is failing.
• If the scan was stopped, is still running or reached its page limit, the page says the list may be incomplete.
• Website health → Health report puts the same problems in priority order, with how to fix each one.
• When serious problems have to be fixed by hand on your site, an offer appears to have our team make them for you.