Website Health
Website health is more than SEO.
webioom evaluates your site across seven real pillars and organizes the results into one clearer view.
Overall Website Health
One score, built from all seven pillars
Every completed scan produces this score from the issues found across your site — weighted by how many pages, especially your homepage, each one affects. It's a snapshot of your latest scan, not a permanent grade: rescan after changes and it moves.
Illustrative example — not a live report.
Report pillars
Seven pillars behind that one number
Technical SEO
Is every page reliably reachable, secure, and correctly indexed?
On-Page SEO
Do your titles, headings, and metadata correctly represent each page?
Content
Does each page have enough substance to earn trust and rank?
Site Architecture
Can every important page actually be discovered through your links?
Performance
Do pages load fast enough that visitors stay?
Accessibility
Can assistive technology actually use your site?
Security
Does your site follow baseline practices that protect visitors?
From report to action
Fix These First, and two ways to read it
Fix These First
webioom's own priority feed — the highest-impact problems across your whole site, ranked in the order worth acting on, with whether webioom can help you fix each one.
Simple / Expert
Every finding has two views: Simple shows what's wrong, why it matters, and what to do. Expert adds the technical evidence behind it — same data, different depth.
Reading a report
Severity, priority, and what to do next
Severity
A fixed property of the issue type itself:
- CriticalLikely to affect most visitors or search visibility.
- HighSignificant — worth addressing soon.
- MediumReal, but less urgent.
- LowSmaller refinements.
Priority
How strongly webioom recommends acting on this finding right now, relative to everything else in the report.
Two findings can share a severity but differ in priority — the one affecting your homepage and a dozen other pages ranks higher than the same issue on one rarely-visited page.
Example only
Missing image alt text · 4 pages affected
webioom groups repeated findings into one entry per issue, so you can tell an isolated slip from a template-wide pattern.
Every finding includes
Why it was flagged, a specific recommendation, exactly which pages, and — where supported — a Safe, AI-Assisted, or Guided fix.
From a report entry to a resolved issue
Supported fixes move through Prepare, Review, Apply, and Verify — everything else stays a clear, guided recommendation you can act on yourself.