How the audit is structured

The per-page audit is the right panel of the split view. It groups checks into five collapsible sections: Keyword Analysis, Basic SEO, Advanced SEO, Performance, and Security. Keyword Analysis is covered in its own article. The other four sections are documented below.

This audit is different from the site-wide SEO Analyzer in Module 6. The Analyzer scans your entire site at once. The Per-Page Audit looks at one page so you can act on its specific issues.

1. Basic SEO section

Ten foundational checks that every page should pass. Red X items expand to reveal the offending HTML, for example the exact img tags missing alt attributes.

Basic SEO checks

• SEO Title: validates length and quality. Warns if the title runs over 70 characters.

• H1 Heading: confirms a single H1 is present.

• H2 Headings: counts H2s and reports on heading structure.

• Links Ratio: shows the percentage of internal versus external links and warns when the ratio is low, for example 53.3%.

• SEO Description: validates length and warns when over 165 characters. Recommends 150 to 160.

• Image ALT Attributes: counts missing alts and expands to show every img tag without one.

• Homepage Is Reachable: confirms the homepage returns a 200 status.

• Create a responsive site: verifies responsive design via media queries.

• Keywords in Title and Description: confirms a shared keyword between the two fields.

• Common Keywords: lists the top single-word keywords on the page as visual pills.

2. Advanced SEO section

Twelve checks covering crawlability, social metadata, schema, and three visual previews you can use to confirm the page renders correctly on desktop and mobile.

Advanced SEO checks

• Sitemaps: confirms a sitemap is published.

• Robots.txt: confirms the file exists and is reachable.

• Broken Links: scans for links that return errors.

• Noindex Meta: verifies the page is not accidentally noindexed.

• Canonical Tag: confirms the canonical link is set.

• OpenGraph Meta: validates social sharing tags.

• Schema Meta Data: detects JSON-LD structured data.

• WWW Canonicalization: verifies the www and non-www versions resolve consistently.

• Keep your content fresh: flags pages that have not been updated recently.

• Search Preview: informational. Renders the desktop Google snippet.

• Mobile Snapshot: informational. Renders a mobile preview of the page.

• Mobile Search Preview: informational. Renders the mobile Google snippet.

Open the three preview checks side by side before launch. They catch layout issues that automated checks miss, like a hero image that swallows the headline on small screens.

3. Performance section

Five performance checks that affect both rankings and user experience. Each returns a measurable value such as kilobytes, milliseconds, or a count.

Performance checks

• Page Size: warns when the page is moderately large, for example 50.51 KB.

• Mobile Speed: rates mobile speed as good, fair, or poor.

• Page Objects: counts the resources loaded by the page, for example 47.

• Response Time: measures server response time in milliseconds.

• Image Headers Expire: confirms images send appropriate caching headers.

4. Security section

Two checks that protect the page and the trust signals search engines look for.

Security checks

• Theme Visibility: confirms your Framer theme is not publicly accessible.

• Secure Connection: confirms the page is served over HTTPS.

Red X expandable details

This is the difference between a generic checklist and an actionable audit. When Image ALT Attributes fails, you do not just see a count. You see every offending tag so you can jump back into Framer and fix the right image.

1. Click the red X next to a failing check: The row expands to reveal the diagnostic detail.

2. Read the offending HTML: Find the exact element causing the failure, like an img tag missing its alt attribute.

3. Fix the element in Framer: Use the asset name or surrounding context to locate the layer and apply the fix.

4. Re-run the audit: Reopen the page in RankFrame to confirm the check now passes.

The Per-Page Audit only inspects a single page. For sitewide patterns, like missing alts across many pages, run the SEO Analyzer in Module 6.