Editor X: About the Site Checker

Once you enable Site Checker, its icon appears at the top right of the Editor for easy access.

To enable and access Site checker:  

The Site Checker scans your content collections for permissions you should change. It flags collections that are set up to allow anyone to read their data, including the PII they contain (i.e., Personally Identifiable Information). 

To prevent sensitive data from being leaked or exposed, we recommend checking your collection permissions and updating them if necessary. 

The Site Checker checks your page to make sure it has a Header. A Header section can help create an easy navigation experience for your visitors that keeps them engaged. Typically, it features your menu and any other links you want people to click.

The Site Checker checks your page to make sure it has one H1 tag. This heading tag represents the page's title in the HTML code, so screen readers and other accessibility and SEO tools identify it properly. 

The Site Checker checks your page to make sure it has one H1 tag. This heading tag represents the page's title in the HTML code, so screen readers and other accessibility and SEO tools identify it properly. 

The Site Checker checks your page to make sure all images are high-quality. It flags any low-quality images as they might appear as blurry or pixelated on bigger screens. 

If possible, we recommend uploading images with a resolution of at least 3,000 px (i.e., the shortest side of the image is at least 3,000 pixels wide). Having said that, make sure they're less than 15MB. 

The Site Checker checks your page for buttons that aren't currently linked to any destination. This means visitors won't reach anywhere after clicking the button, which can significantly decrease their engagement. 

The Site Checker can detect elements that you've set to Hidden on all breakpoints. This means those elements aren't visible to your visitors on any screen size. 

If you don't need this element, we recommend deleting it to keep your workspace organized and improve the page's loading speed.

The Site Checker checks your page for any default content, originating from one of our templates. 

The Site Checker checks all text elements on your page to make sure they're big enough to read. If you're using a font that's too small, visitors might miss important information you want them to see. 

When designing a responsive site, it's key to check how your page looks on every breakpoint. The Site Checker scans your page on all breakpoints and looks for elements that should be adapted, whether it's making them smaller or positioning them differently.

Tip: In some cases, the Site Checker also flags sections that you haven't yet checked on smaller breakpoints. This means you only need to review the other breakpoints to resolve the issue.

The Site Checker can detect elements that appear out of range on a certain breakpoint. When visitors access your site from a screen in that size, they can't see those elements properly.

If this is not relevant to your design, remove it from the list so the Site Checker ignores it.