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10 static checks for a clearer, more accessible landing page

These checks use observable public HTML signals. They are a practical first pass, not a compliance certification or a promise of rankings, traffic, or conversion.

1. Page titleConfirm that the HTML has one descriptive, non-empty title.
2. Meta descriptionCheck for a concise description that summarizes the page offer.
3. Canonical URLVerify that rel=canonical points to the preferred public URL.
4. Primary headingUse one clear H1 that states the page purpose and offer.
5. Image alternativesGive informative images meaningful alt text and decorative images empty alt text.
6. Form labelsAssociate each input with a persistent label or accessible name.
7. Button namesMake every button understandable from visible text or an accessible name.
8. Main landmarkExpose one main element or role=main for primary content.
9. Page languageDeclare a non-empty html lang value for pronunciation and language tools.
10. Mobile viewportDeclare a responsive viewport and verify the page at narrow widths.

Dynamic client-rendered interfaces and authenticated flows may require a separate rendered-browser review. Every automated finding should be verified before implementation.