WEBSITE HEALTH · Workflow idea
For a site owner authorized to assess selected pages, collect technical checks and page-experience measurements, record changes over time, and prepare potential issues for review. A scan is a point-in-time result, not a complete audit, and automated recommendations may be wrong or unsuitable. Keep the tested pages and dates visible, verify issues against the original reports, and let the responsible owner approve any content or configuration change.
01 / The starting point
Approved public page addresses, current test reports, and site-owner thresholds
“Make possible search and performance issues easier to assess without overstating what a scan proves.”
02 / The work
Helps a team check selected technical page details and performance measures, record results, and alert owners to possible issues.
Define the sites, page types, and review purpose before collecting results.
Keep the page, measurement time, device assumptions, and source report with each result.
Check missing or unusual page details and compare measurements with owner-set thresholds.
Confirm that alerts match the original data and flag incomplete or uncertain results.
Have the site owner assess causes and explicitly approve updates before they are made.
03 / The result
A dated website health summary with source evidence, threshold status, and owner review notes.
Research & strategy · Example outcome
A dated website health summary with source evidence, threshold status, and owner review notes.
Automated checks may miss context, and performance results vary with device and network conditions. Verify findings against the original report, treat recommendations as suggestions, protect private site details, and have an owner approve any change before it is applied.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Monitor only sites the organization owns or has permission to review.
Document thresholds, measurement context, and acceptable variation.
Limit access to site details and route notices to the responsible team.
Require an owner to verify findings and approve edits or remediation.