Brent D. Payne
The viewport <meta> tag is missing an initial-scale
The analyzed web page lacks a <meta> tag that specifies an initial-scale attribute within its viewport settings. Why is this important? A...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 251 min read
The viewport <meta> tag initial-scale is incorrect
The referenced URL has a viewport <meta> tag that possesses an initial-scale value diverging from 1.0. Why is this important? Web...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 251 min read
The viewport <meta> tag has a minimum-scale set
When analyzing a particular URL, it's observed that the URL incorporates a viewport <meta> tag configured with a minimum-scale. Why is...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 251 min read
The viewport <meta> tag has a maximum-scale set
This means that the URL in question contains a viewport <meta> tag with a maximum-scale set, which might limit user interaction. Why is...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 251 min read
The viewport <meta> tag has a specific width set
The URL being analyzed includes a viewport <meta> tag that designates a particular width. Why is this important? The area where web...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 252 min read
Content does not size correctly to viewport
The specified URL is found to lack responsiveness, indicating the content does not adjust proportionally when altering screen dimensions....
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 252 min read
URLs with similar content
It has come to our attention that a particular URL is exhibiting considerable similarity in its HTML content when compared to at least...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 252 min read
URLs with duplicate title and meta descriptions
This means that the URL in question has the exact same page title and meta description as at least one other indexable URL. Why is this...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 252 min read
URLs with duplicate meta descriptions
It's been identified that the mentioned URL possesses an identical meta description as seen in other indexable URLs. Why is this...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 252 min read
URLs with duplicate h1s
This implies that the particular URL shares an identical header 1 (h1) tag with at least one other indexable URL on the site. Why is this...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 252 min read
URLs with duplicate page titles
This signifies that the specific URL shares the identical page title with one or more other indexable URLs within your site. Why is this...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 251 min read
URLs with duplicate content
This identifies URLs that share exact HTML content with at least one other URL that is indexable. Why is this important? When search...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 252 min read
AMP Page URL loops
What this signifies is a situation where an AMP HTML tag (<amphtml>) in a URL is directing to another URL, and this second URL contains...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 252 min read
amphtml link only found in rendered DOM
The URL in question contains an amphtml link that appears exclusively in the rendered DOM and not in the raw HTML code. Why is this...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 251 min read
AMP Page URL is Not Found (4XX)
The URL in question refers to an AMP page that results in a Not Found (4XX) error. Why is this important? An unreachable AMP Page URL...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 251 min read
AMP Page URL is missing the <html amp> tag
The URL, which is structured as an AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) page, seems to be lacking the crucial <html amp> element at the top...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 251 min read
AMP Page URL is missing a canonical tag
The URL in review is an AMP Page URL which appears to lack a canonical tag. Why is this important? A canonical tag is essential for AMP...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 251 min read
AMP Page URL is Forbidden (403)
The specific URL being referenced is an AMP Page URL that has been returned as Forbidden (403). Why is this important? Being forbidden...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 251 min read
AMP Page URL is Error (5XX)
The URL under scrutiny is an AMP Page URL, which has resulted in Error (5XX). Why is this important? When an AMP Page URL yields a server...
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Brent D. Payne
Jan 252 min read
AMP Page URL has canonical URL which is Redirect (3XX)
The subject matter here pertains to an AMP Page URL that is tied to a canonical tag indicating a Redirect (3XX) response. Why is this...
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