MOK2 | Brand Intelligence & Design

What Dr Urls found on mok2.com

From the audit of their public home page on 21/10/2026, worst first. Each links to what it means and how it is fixed.

• high
  Time to First Byte (TTFB) is slow

  TTFB directly impacts all subsequent loading metrics.

• medium
  Cache-Control header missing

  Proper caching prevents browsers from re-downloading unchanged resources, dramatically improving repeat visit performance.

• 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 third-party resource loading

  Third-party resources are outside your control and often add significant payload, blocking time, and unpredictable latency.

• medium
  Images missing width and height attributes

  Missing image dimensions are the leading cause of Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), a Core Web Vital and ranking factor.

• medium
  Link has empty anchor text

  Anchor text is one of the strongest signals search engines use to understand the content of the linked page.

• medium
  Missing canonical tag

  Canonical tags are the strongest signal you can send to search engines about which URL should be indexed when multiple URLs serve similar content.

• medium
  No structured data (schema.org) found

  Structured data enables rich results (star ratings, FAQ dropdowns, recipe cards, product prices, breadcrumbs, etc.) that dramatically increase click-through rates — some rich resu…

• medium
  Render-blocking CSS or JavaScript

  Render-blocking resources directly impact First Contentful Paint (FCP) and Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), both Core Web Vitals metrics.

• medium
  Scripts without async or defer

  Synchronous scripts halt HTML parsing while the browser downloads and executes them.

• low
  CSS files are not minified

  Unminified CSS files are larger than necessary, increasing download time and delaying rendering.

• low
  Excessive inline CSS

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

And 6 more. 5 security findings are not listed on this public page; the site's owner sees them in a full audit after claiming it.