HTML/CSS

by locobastard Posted: 15 years ago 8 replies

Is there a free tool that scans a web page's HTML/CSS coding and shows if the page is properly optimized for SEO?

antonisid 15 years ago

I'm using the firefox addon "web developer plugin" to test if the code is w3c valid.
misterkailo 15 years ago

The Firefox addon one works fine for me
simonbuzz Banned 15 years ago

I use this tool and it's the best: The W3C Markup Validation Service
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- paulgl 15 years ago
  
  And what is it going to show you that's even half related to SEO?
  If you can't check the title, <h..> headings, at a glance, then what the
  heck? SEO, onpage, is really about good old fashioned text.
  
  Bloated html/CSS has little to do with SEO, unless it slows your website
  loading down to a snail's pace. But then, this is 2011. It aint 1997 dialup.
  And being 2011, browsers are very, very forgiving of html errors.
  
  Bloated CSS is a product of certain people being enamored with CSS.
  In reality, very little CSS, if any, is needed for a great, SEO-optimized
  website.
  
  Nothing beats a human looking at a site, then viewing the source code.
  
  Paul
locobastard 15 years ago

Thanks for the replies.
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- seomaker24 15 years ago
  
  I am also ues The Firefox addon .
vraadoo 15 years ago

use firebug. it's so helpful adon
kleinhubert Banned 15 years ago

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App Developers 15 years ago

I am using the free firebug tool. It works great.

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