SEO & Accessibility: Enhancing Search Performance and Accessibility Standards
Welcome to our SEO & Accessibility articles hub. Here you’ll find practical guides that align search optimization with inclusive, standards‑based design. We focus on strategies that improve discoverability, usability, and compliance—so every user (and every crawler) can navigate and understand your content with ease.
Explore actionable checklists, code examples, and audits covering semantic structure, assistive technology support, and performance signals that influence rankings. Each article is written for real‑world teams shipping modern websites and apps.
- Craft meaningful metadata with <title> and <meta name="description">
- Build clear hierarchies with <h1>–<h6> and accessible links <a>
- Write descriptive alternatives using alt and aria-label
- Optimize Core Web Vitals for faster, more inclusive experiences
Browse the articles below to improve crawlability, reduce friction for keyboard and screen‑reader users, and boost organic visibility—without sacrificing design or performance.
Search Index
The Search Index (SI) metric evaluates how well a web page is prepared for indexing and visibility in search engines. Unlike visual performance metrics, SI focuses on SEO-readiness — including metadata presence, crawlability, structured data, and canonical tags. A high SI score means your page is discoverable, indexable, and optimized for search ranking. Pages with low SI often lack critical elements like titles, descriptions, or proper robots directives. Improving SI involves adding structured data, internal links, meta tags, and fixing noindex issues. Regularly monitoring SI helps ensure your content is not just fast, but also findable and SEO-compliant.