The checklist that covers the latest search engine optimisations to help you have a user friendly website that ranks high in search results.
Hi folks!
As developers, we might not think about SEO right away, while developing a new project. But to create a great website that performs well and can be found by possible users, good SEO is always essential.
This checklist is free for you to use and is meant as a reference for all the aspects that should be checked before the go-live of a project. We suggest reading this once before starting a new project, to keep yourself up-to-date, and then again before the go-live, to double check and verify that all the points that matter are respected.
We update this checklist regularly. Nevertheless, if you find any missing points let us know or commit them directly yourself.
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B
- Backlinks
- Brokenlinks
C
- Canonicalization
- Content
- Contrast Ratio
- Crawl budget
- CSS caching
- CSS minification
D
- Descriptive links
E
- Error pages
F
- Favicons
- Font usage & formats
G
- Google Maps
H
- Heading tags
- HTML compression
- HTTPS
I
- Image alt tags
- Image caching
- Image optimisation
- Inline CSS
J
- JavaScript Caching
- JavaScript minification
K
- Keywords
L
- Languages
- Lazy loading
M
- Media queries
- Meta description
- Mobile-friendly tap targets
N
- Navigation structure
- No follow tags
O
- Open graph properties
P
- Page caching
- Page size
- Page title
- Pagination
R
- Responsive Webdesign
- Robots
S
- Safe browsing
- SEO friendly URLs
- Server side performance
- Server signature
- Site loading speed
- Sitemap
- Social media linking
- Structured data
T
- Trailing slashes
- Translates URLs - How to handle languages
U
- URLS structures
- URL redirects
V
- Video formats