Analyze Your Website With Four Amazing Tools

By Andy Scherer

Alright, so you have taken the necessary steps to redesign your website and optimize your overall online presence through the perfect promotional and marketing channels. When do you make changes to your site? Do you just randomly make changes to your site based on a feeling or an intuition? Absolutely not! Each and every single alteration that you make from this point forward is calculated and measured so that you do not take any unnecessary risk(s). With that said, we have compiled four amazing tools to analyze your entire site.

Google Analytics - By far, this is the most robust website tracking tool available today. Not only does Analytics allow you to view your traffic, but you are also afforded the opportunity to create custom reports and truly dive into the vast world of your website traffic. As a free tool (and if you have not taken advantage of this already) you need to jump on the Analytics bandwagon today to help your site immediately improve.
Language Validation Service — With the browser battle continuously getting more and more brutal, having updated markup language is utterly imperative to your website. With this free service, you have the chance to review all of your HTML tags as well. Due to the multiple methods to validate the code, this is one of the best free validation tools available in today’s wide world of the web.
StyleSheet Validation Services — As important as checking the markup language may seem, validation of the CSS code is just as (if not more) pertinent. Throughout analysis of all CSS within your website, you can validate your stylesheets (and their coding) almost instantly.
Web Page Analyzer — As our fourth amazing tool, we wanted to provide you with something that your visitors experience first-hand…the speed that your website loads. Not only does speed effect a user’s experience, but it also assists in bounce rates. With that said, this web page analyzer takes an in depth look at each of your web pages, and provides you with warnings/alerts on immediate improvements that can be implemented.