LinkGraph

What Dr Urls found on linkgraph.com

From the audit of their public home page on 25/10/2026, worst first. Each links to what it means and how it is fixed.

• high
  Content wider than viewport on mobile

  Horizontal scrolling on mobile is one of the most common mobile usability failures flagged by Google's Mobile-Friendly Test and Google Search Console.

• high
  Time to First Byte (TTFB) is slow

  TTFB directly impacts all subsequent loading metrics.

• high
  Video without captions

  WCAG 1.2.2 requires captions for all prerecorded audio content in synchronized media.

• medium
  Duplicate ID attributes found

  Duplicate IDs cause label elements, aria-labelledby, aria-describedby, and fragment link targets to associate with the wrong element.

• medium
  Excessive DOM size

  A large DOM tree directly impacts Interaction to Next Paint (INP), a Core Web Vital.

• low
  Duplicate heading text on same page

  Duplicate headings reduce the uniqueness and semantic clarity of the page structure.

• low
  Excessive inline CSS

  Inline CSS cannot be cached separately by the browser, so it is re-downloaded with every page load.

• low
  Image has empty alt attribute

  If a content-relevant image has an empty alt attribute, search engines cannot understand what the image depicts, and it will not appear in image search results.

• low
  Images missing responsive srcset

  Without srcset, a 1200px wide image is downloaded on a 375px wide mobile screen, wasting bandwidth and slowing load times.

• low
  Images not using modern format

  WebP images are 25-35% smaller than equivalent JPEG images, and AVIF offers even greater savings.

• low
  Link is named for screen readers but has no anchor text

  Nothing is broken for users.

• low
  X-Content-Type-Options header missing

  Without this header, browsers may interpret files as a different content type than intended, which can lead to XSS attacks when a malicious file is interpreted as executable scrip…

5 security findings are not listed on this public page; the site's owner sees them in a full audit after claiming it.