A website auditing platform that crawls sites and provides visual issue explanations and prioritized technical recommendations.
Sitebulb is a website auditing platform that uses crawls to collect technical information and organize findings. Its explanations and visualizations can help an auditor understand patterns that are difficult to see in a raw list of URLs. The software supports investigation; its priority labels still need to be interpreted in the context of the site.
A finding is more actionable when it identifies both the evidence and the affected group of pages. A common template may explain why a problem appears hundreds of times. Conversely, two URLs with a similar warning may have different purposes and require different treatment. The audit should distinguish repeated symptoms from the underlying cause.
Comparisons are useful only when their setup is understood. Changes to crawl scope, rendering or access can produce different findings even if the website itself has not changed in the same way. Save enough configuration information to explain the difference between a real repair and a changed measurement method.
Takeaway: Use visual audit findings to communicate a specific problem and an appropriate fix. Combine the tool’s explanations with direct page inspection and knowledge of the business’s important journeys.
Example
A service company’s audit highlights a section of pages with few internal routes leading to them. The team inspects the navigation and adds relevant links from useful service guides, rather than inserting the same long list of links into every footer.
What to check
Confirm current desktop or cloud options and the settings used for the audit. Validate a sample of affected pages before making broad changes, and keep a comparable follow-up crawl as evidence of the result.
For more detail, see Sitebulb website crawler.