Abstract: In one implementation, a method for providing a user with an assessment of website quality includes receiving, at a computer system, identification of a website; retrieving, by the computer system, content that comprises the website; and automatically analyzing, by the computer system, the content. The method can further include determining, by the computer system, (i) a search engine optimization (SEO) sub-score for the website, (ii) an accessibility sub-score for the website, and (iii) a quality assurance score for the website based on the analysis of the content. The method can additionally include determining, by the computer system, a quality score for the website based on a combination of the SEO sub-score, the accessibility sub-score, and the quality assurance sub-score; and transmitting, by the computer system, the quality score to a client computing device for presentation in a user interface.

Abstract: In one implementation, a method for providing a user with an assessment of website quality includes receiving, at a computer system, identification of a website; retrieving, by the computer system, content that comprises the website; and automatically analyzing, by the computer system, the content. The method can further include determining, by the computer system, (i) a search engine optimization (SEO) sub-score for the website, (ii) an accessibility sub-score for the website, and (iii) a quality assurance score for the website based on the analysis of the content. The method can additionally include determining, by the computer system, a quality score for the website based on a combination of the SEO sub-score, the accessibility sub-score, and the quality assurance sub-score; and transmitting, by the computer system, the quality score to a client computing device for presentation in a user interface.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for analyzing and recommending changes in website content. A method can include sending, by a client device, a request for analysis of a particular website to cause a computer system to: determine an accessibility score that indicates how well the website complies with accessibility standards, the accessibility score having a less-than-perfect value, and receiving, by the client device, information causing the client device to present an accessibility user interface that concurrently displays a first group of content including: (i) an indication of the accessibility score, (ii) an indication of a prevalence of level A errors under Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), which is distinct from the indication of the accessibility score, and (iii) an indication of a prevalence of level AA errors under the WCAG, the indication of the prevalence of level AA errors being distinct from the indication of the accessibility score.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for analyzing website content and recommending changes in website content. A method can include analyzing, by a computer system, webpages of a website to determine a current value for a quality score of the website, the current value being less than a perfect value from among potential values for the quality score, determining a value for a corresponding industry benchmark score for other websites in a same industry as the website, and providing information to cause a client device to concurrently present: (i) a circle graphical element indicating the current value for the quality score, where a first portion of the circle graphical element is presented in a first manner and a second portion is presented in a second manner, a size of the first portion indicating the current value, and (ii) a graphical indication of the value for the corresponding industry benchmark score.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for analyzing and recommending changes in website content. A method can include sending, by a client device, a request for analysis of a particular website to cause a computer system to: determine an accessibility score that indicates how well the website complies with accessibility standards, the accessibility score having a less-than-perfect value, and receiving, by the client device, information causing the client device to present an accessibility user interface that concurrently displays a first group of content including: (i) an indication of the accessibility score, (ii) an indication of a prevalence of level A errors under Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), which is distinct from the indication of the accessibility score, and (iii) an indication of a prevalence of level AA errors under the WCAG, the indication of the prevalence of level AA errors being distinct from the indication of the accessibility score.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for analyzing website content and recommending changes in website content. A method can include analyzing, by a computer system, webpages of a website to determine a current value for a quality score of the website, the current value being less than a perfect value from among potential values for the quality score, determining a value for a corresponding industry benchmark score for other websites in a same industry as the website, and providing information to cause a client device to concurrently present: (i) a circle graphical element indicating the current value for the quality score, where a first portion of the circle graphical element is presented in a first manner and a second portion is presented in a second manner, a size of the first portion indicating the current value, and (ii) a graphical indication of the value for the corresponding industry benchmark score.

Abstract: In one implementation, a method for providing a user with an assessment of website quality includes receiving, at a computer system, identification of a website; retrieving, by the computer system, content that comprises the website; and automatically analyzing, by the computer system, the content. The method can further include determining, by the computer system, (i) a search engine optimization (SEO) sub-score for the website, (ii) an accessibility sub-score for the website, and (iii) a quality assurance score for the website based on the analysis of the content. The method can additionally include determining, by the computer system, a quality score for the website based on a combination of the SEO sub-score, the accessibility sub-score, and the quality assurance sub-score; and transmitting, by the computer system, the quality score to a client computing device for presentation in a user interface.

Abstract: In one implementation, a method for providing a user with an assessment of website quality includes receiving, at a computer system, identification of a website; retrieving, by the computer system, content that comprises the website; and automatically analyzing, by the computer system, the content. The method can further include determining, by the computer system, (i) a search engine optimization (SEO) sub-score for the website, (ii) an accessibility sub-score for the website, and (iii) a quality assurance score for the website based on the analysis of the content. The method can additionally include determining, by the computer system, a quality score for the website based on a combination of the SEO sub-score, the accessibility sub-score, and the quality assurance sub-score; and transmitting, by the computer system, the quality score to a client computing device for presentation in a user interface.

Abstract: In one implementation, a method for providing a user with an assessment of website quality includes receiving, at a computer system, identification of a website; retrieving, by the computer system, content that comprises the website; and automatically analyzing, by the computer system, the content. The method can further include determining, by the computer system, (i) a search engine optimization (SEO) sub-score for the website, (ii) an accessibility sub-score for the website, and (iii) a quality assurance score for the website based on the analysis of the content. The method can additionally include determining, by the computer system, a quality score for the website based on a combination of the SEO sub-score, the accessibility sub-score, and the quality assurance sub-score; and transmitting, by the computer system, the quality score to a client computing device for presentation in a user interface.

Abstract: In one implementation, a method for providing a user with an assessment of website quality includes receiving, at a computer system, identification of a website; retrieving, by the computer system, content that comprises the website; and automatically analyzing, by the computer system, the content. The method can further include determining, by the computer system, (i) a search engine optimization (SEO) sub-score for the website, (ii) an accessibility sub-score for the website, and (iii) a quality assurance score for the website based on the analysis of the content. The method can additionally include determining, by the computer system, a quality score for the website based on a combination of the SEO sub-score, the accessibility sub-score, and the quality assurance sub-score; and transmitting, by the computer system, the quality score to a client computing device for presentation in a user interface.

Abstract: In one implementation, a method for providing a user with an assessment of website quality includes receiving, at a computer system, identification of a website; retrieving, by the computer system, content that comprises the website; and automatically analyzing, by the computer system, the content. The method can further include determining, by the computer system, (i) a search engine optimization (SEO) sub-score for the website, (ii) an accessibility sub-score for the website, and (iii) a quality assurance score for the website based on the analysis of the content. The method can additionally include determining, by the computer system, a quality score for the website based on a combination of the SEO sub-score, the accessibility sub-score, and the quality assurance sub-score; and transmitting, by the computer system, the quality score to a client computing device for presentation in a user interface.

Abstract: In one implementation, a method for providing a user with an assessment of website quality includes receiving, at a computer system, identification of a website; retrieving, by the computer system, content that comprises the website; and automatically analyzing, by the computer system, the content. The method can further include determining, by the computer system, (i) a search engine optimization (SEO) sub-score for the website, (ii) an accessibility sub-score for the website, and (iii) a quality assurance score for the website based on the analysis of the content. The method can additionally include determining, by the computer system, a quality score for the website based on a combination of the SEO sub-score, the accessibility sub-score, and the quality assurance sub-score; and transmitting, by the computer system, the quality score to a client computing device for presentation in a user interface.

Abstract: In one implementation, a method for providing a user with an assessment of website quality includes receiving, at a computer system, identification of a website; retrieving, by the computer system, content that comprises the website; and automatically analyzing, by the computer system, the content. The method can further include determining, by the computer system, (i) a search engine optimization (SEO) sub-score for the website, (ii) an accessibility sub-score for the website, and (iii) a quality assurance score for the website based on the analysis of the content. The method can additionally include determining, by the computer system, a quality score for the website based on a combination of the SEO sub-score, the accessibility sub-score, and the quality assurance sub-score; and transmitting, by the computer system, the quality score to a client computing device for presentation in a user interface.