Website Health Report
Maple Grove Family Dental
Sample report · Maple Grove Family Dental is a fictional business, shown to illustrate what you receive
Scores out of 100 from Google Lighthouse, simulating a mid-range phone on a mobile connection. 90+ is good.
What we found
Slow to load on phones (speed score 34/100)
Fix first · SpeedOn a typical mobile connection, the main content takes 7.9 seconds to appear. Google recommends under 2.5 seconds.
- Browsers are told not to remember files, so every visit reloads everything
- Content jumps around while the page loads
- Text stays invisible while fonts load
- Scripts make the browser redo layout work repeatedly
Why it matters: Google research found that over half of mobile visitors leave a page that takes more than 3 seconds to load. Speed is also a Google ranking factor.
The fix: Compress and resize images, remove unused code, and set up caching.
Visitors can land on the insecure version of the site
Important · SecurityTyping maplegrovedental.example without "https://" opens an unencrypted page instead of redirecting.
Why it matters: Those visitors see "Not secure" and Google may index two copies of your site.
The fix: Add a permanent redirect from http:// to https://.
The homepage is 5.1 MB to download
Important · SpeedA lean small-business homepage is usually under 2 MB.
Why it matters: Heavy pages are slow on mobile data and use up visitors' data plans.
The fix: Compress images and videos and remove unused scripts.
Accessibility problems (score 74/100)
Important · AccessibilitySome visitors with visual or motor impairments will struggle to use the site.
- Images have no text description for blind visitors (alt text)
- Some text is hard to read because of low colour contrast
- Embedded content (maps, videos) has no title for screen readers
- The page has no main content region for assistive technology
Why it matters: About 1 in 4 adults has a disability. In the US, accessibility lawsuits against small-business websites are common, and the EU and UK have similar rules.
The fix: Fix contrast, labels, alt text and tap targets to meet WCAG 2.2 AA.
Search-engine basics need work (score 83/100)
Important · SearchGoogle's own checklist found problems on the page.
- Links use vague text like "click here" or "read more"
Why it matters: These make it harder for Google to understand and rank your site.
The fix: Fix the items listed so Google can read the page properly.
2 broken links on the homepage
Important · MaintenanceVisitors who click these get an error page.
- https://maplegrovedental.example/new-patient-forms.pdf (404)
- https://maplegrovedental.example/insurance (404)
Why it matters: Broken links look neglected and waste the visitor's attention.
The fix: Repair or remove each link.
No main heading on the homepage
Nice to have · SearchThe page has no H1 heading telling Google what it is about.
Why it matters: The main heading helps Google match you to searches.
The fix: Add one clear heading naming your main service and "Springfield".
No local-business details for Google
Nice to have · SearchThe site has no structured data (opening hours, address, services) for search engines.
Why it matters: Structured data can help Google show your details directly in results.
The fix: Add LocalBusiness schema markup.
The footer says © 2019
Nice to have · MaintenanceIt makes the site look like it has not been updated in years.
Why it matters: Visitors may wonder whether the business is still open.
The fix: Update the year to change automatically.
Technical warnings (best-practices score 58/100)
Nice to have · MaintenanceThe browser reports errors or outdated features on the page.
- The site uses browser features that are being removed
- Third-party cookies that browsers are phasing out
- The page has errors in its code
- The browser reports problems with the page
Why it matters: These can break parts of the site as browsers update.
The fix: Fix the reported errors.
Basic security settings are missing
Nice to have · SecurityThe server does not send 5 standard protective headers.
- strict-transport-security
- content-security-policy
- x-content-type-options
- x-frame-options
- referrer-policy
Why it matters: They help protect visitors against some common attacks.
The fix: Add the standard security headers at the server or CDN.
What's already working
- Secure HTTPS connection with a valid certificate
- Set up for mobile screens
- Visitor analytics installed
How we can help
Quick Fix
- Fix the top 3 issues in this report
- Before-and-after report
Full Tune-up
- Fix all high and medium issues
- Speed and image optimization
- Accessibility fixes
- Before-and-after report
Care Plan
- Monthly health check
- Updates and backups
- Small content edits