🎯 Overview
Webyverse Domain Analyzer is a comprehensive tool that evaluates websites across multiple dimensions to provide actionable insights for improvement. Our analysis covers three main areas:
Evaluates search engine optimization factors including meta tags, Open Graph data, structured data, and content optimization.
Analyzes SSL certificates, security headers, HTTPS implementation, and other security best practices.
Reviews hosting quality, server configuration, compression, caching, and technical optimization factors.
📊 Scoring System
Our scoring system provides clear, actionable insights into your website's performance across three key areas. Each score ranges from 0-100, with specific thresholds indicating different performance levels.
Score Ranges Explained
How Scores Are Calculated
The overall score is the average of all three individual scores, providing a balanced view of your website's health.
🔍 SEO Analysis
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) score evaluates how well your website is optimized for search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo. A higher SEO score typically correlates with better search engine rankings and visibility.
SEO Score Breakdown
| Factor | Points | Description | Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meta Tags | +40 | Title, description, keywords, and other meta information | High |
| Open Graph Tags | +30 | Social media sharing optimization (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) | High |
| Language Declaration | +10 | HTML lang attribute or meta language tags | Medium |
| XML Sitemap | +20 | Presence of XML sitemap for search engine crawling | High |
Meta Tags Deep Dive
Open Graph Protocol
Open Graph tags control how your content appears when shared on social media platforms. These tags significantly impact social media engagement and indirect SEO benefits.
The title of your content as it should appear in social media shares.
A brief description of your content for social media previews.
The image that represents your content in social shares.
The canonical URL of your page for social media.
Use Facebook's Sharing Debugger or Twitter's Card Validator to test how your Open Graph tags appear on social media platforms.
Additional SEO Factors
95/100: All meta tags present, Open Graph implemented, sitemap available, language declared
75/100: Meta tags present, Open Graph partial, sitemap missing
55/100: Basic meta tags only, no Open Graph, no sitemap
25/100: Missing title tag, no meta description, no optimization
🔒 Security Analysis
Security score evaluates your website's implementation of security best practices. A high security score indicates that your site protects user data and follows modern security standards.
Security Score Breakdown
| Security Factor | Points | Description | Risk Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| SSL Certificate | +50 | Valid HTTPS encryption with trusted certificate | Critical |
| Security Headers | +10 each | HTTP security headers (max 50 points total) | High |
SSL Certificates
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificates encrypt data between your website and visitors. They're essential for:
Protects sensitive information like passwords, credit card numbers, and personal data from interception.
Browsers show a padlock icon and "Secure" label, building user confidence in your website.
Google considers HTTPS as a ranking factor, giving secure sites a slight advantage in search results.
Required for HTTP/2, service workers, and many modern web APIs that improve performance.
Security Headers
HTTP security headers are additional instructions sent by your server to browsers, telling them how to handle your website securely. Each header we detect adds 10 points to your security score (maximum 50 points).
Forces browsers to use HTTPS and prevents downgrade attacks. Essential for any site handling sensitive data.
Prevents your site from being embedded in frames, protecting against clickjacking attacks.
Prevents browsers from MIME-sniffing responses, reducing XSS attack vectors.
Controls which resources browsers can load, providing strong protection against XSS attacks.
Controls how much referrer information is shared when users navigate away from your site.
Controls which browser features and APIs your site can use, reducing attack surface.
Security Best Practices
The fastest way to improve your security score:
- Enable HTTPS with a valid SSL certificate
- Add basic security headers through your hosting control panel
- Use a CDN like Cloudflare that adds security headers automatically
- Keep your CMS and plugins updated
100/100: Valid SSL + 5 security headers (HSTS, X-Frame-Options, CSP, etc.)
80/100: Valid SSL + 3 security headers
50/100: Valid SSL certificate only, no security headers
10/100: No SSL, only basic security headers from hosting provider
0/100: No SSL certificate, no security headers
⚡ Performance Analysis
Performance score evaluates technical factors that affect your website's speed, reliability, and user experience. Unlike simple speed tests, we analyze the underlying infrastructure and optimization techniques.
Performance Factors
| Performance Factor | Points | Description | Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Successful Connection | +20 | Website loads successfully without errors | Critical |
| Compression (Gzip/Brotli) | +15 | Content is compressed to reduce transfer size | High |
| Caching Headers | +5 each | Cache-Control, ETag, Last-Modified, Expires (max +20) | High |
| Content-Type Optimization | +10 | Proper MIME type declaration | Medium |
| Server Efficiency | +10 | Modern server software (Nginx, Apache, etc.) | Medium |
| CDN Detection | +15 | Content Delivery Network usage | High |
| Modern Framework | +10 | React, Vue, Angular, Next.js, etc. | Low |
| Hosting Quality | +10 | Dedicated hosting or premium providers | Medium |
| SSL Implementation | +5 | HTTPS properly configured | Medium |
| Favicon Presence | +5 | Website has a favicon for better UX | Low |
Hosting Quality Assessment
We analyze your hosting infrastructure to determine performance potential:
+20 points: Your website has its own server resources, ensuring consistent performance and no resource sharing with other sites.
+10 points: Resources are shared with other websites, which can affect performance during high traffic periods.
+10 points: Major cloud providers (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure) typically offer excellent infrastructure and global reach.
+15 points: Content Delivery Networks cache your content globally, dramatically improving load times worldwide.
Performance Optimization Tips
95/100: Dedicated hosting + CDN + compression + caching + modern framework
75/100: Good hosting + compression + basic caching
55/100: Shared hosting + basic optimization
35/100: Basic hosting, minimal optimization
🌐 Hosting Information
Understanding your hosting setup is crucial for performance optimization and security planning. We analyze multiple aspects of your hosting infrastructure.
Hosting Types Explained
Characteristics:
- Multiple websites on one server
- Shared resources (CPU, RAM, bandwidth)
- Most affordable option
- Performance can vary
Characteristics:
- Entire server for your website
- Dedicated resources
- Consistent performance
- Higher cost but better control
Characteristics:
- Scalable resources
- Pay-as-you-use pricing
- High availability
- Global infrastructure
Characteristics:
- Virtual private server
- Dedicated virtual resources
- More control than shared
- Moderate pricing
IP Address Analysis
We perform comprehensive IP analysis to understand your hosting infrastructure:
Shared vs Dedicated Hosting Detection
We use multiple techniques to determine if your hosting is shared or dedicated:
| Detection Method | Shared Hosting Indicators | Dedicated Hosting Indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Reverse IP Lookup | Multiple domains on same IP | Single domain or related domains only |
| Hosting Provider Type | Budget hosting companies | Enterprise or cloud providers |
| Server Headers | Generic server configurations | Custom or optimized configurations |
| IP Range Analysis | IP in shared hosting ranges | IP in dedicated/cloud ranges |
Consider upgrading your hosting if you experience:
- Slow loading times during peak hours
- Frequent downtime or server errors
- Limited customization options
- Poor customer support response times
- Security concerns with shared resources
⚙️ Technical Details
We analyze the technical stack powering your website to understand its capabilities, performance characteristics, and potential optimization opportunities.
Content Management System (CMS) Detection
We identify the platform powering your website by analyzing HTML patterns, file structures, and meta tags:
Detection Methods:
- /wp-content/ directory references
- WordPress-specific meta tags
- wp-includes script references
- WordPress REST API endpoints
Detection Methods:
- Shopify-specific JavaScript libraries
- myshopify.com domain references
- Shopify analytics tracking
- Liquid template syntax
Detection Methods:
- Wix-specific CSS classes
- static.wixstatic.com resources
- Wix application framework
- Corvid by Wix features
Also Detects:
- Drupal (drupal.js, Drupal.settings)
- Joomla (Joomla-specific patterns)
- Magento (e-commerce indicators)
- Squarespace (squarespace.com assets)
- Webflow (webflow.com indicators)
- Ghost (Ghost blogging platform)
- TYPO3 (TYPO3-specific markup)
Technology Stack Analysis
We use advanced detection methods to identify the technologies powering your website:
Server Information
Server details help understand performance capabilities and security posture:
| Server Header | Information Provided | Performance Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Server | Web server software and version | Medium |
| X-Powered-By | Backend technology (PHP, ASP.NET, etc.) | Low |
| Content-Encoding | Compression method (gzip, brotli) | High |
| Content-Type | MIME type and character encoding | Medium |
Websites using modern frameworks often benefit from:
- Better Performance: Optimized rendering and loading
- Enhanced Security: Built-in security features
- Improved SEO: Better crawling and indexing
- Mobile Optimization: Responsive design capabilities
🌍 DNS Records
DNS (Domain Name System) records are instructions that tell the internet how to find your website. We analyze key record types to understand your domain configuration.
DNS Record Types Explained
Purpose: Point your domain to an IPv4 address
Example: example.com → 192.168.1.1
Common Issues:
- Multiple A records can cause confusion
- Outdated IPs lead to downtime
- Missing A records prevent access
Purpose: Direct email to your mail servers
Example: mail.example.com (priority 10)
Key Points:
- Priority numbers determine order
- Multiple MX records provide redundancy
- Missing MX records break email
Purpose: Specify which servers handle DNS for your domain
Example: ns1.cloudflare.com
Importance:
- Control where DNS is managed
- Affect all other DNS records
- Critical for domain functionality
Purpose: Store text information for various services
Common Uses:
- SPF records for email authentication
- Domain verification for services
- DMARC policies for email security
- Site ownership verification
DNS Troubleshooting Guide
| Record Type | Healthy Configuration | Warning Signs |
|---|---|---|
| A Records | 1-2 records pointing to active IPs | No A records or unreachable IPs |
| MX Records | At least 1 record with proper priority | Missing MX records or wrong priorities |
| NS Records | 2+ nameservers from reliable provider | Single nameserver or unreliable provider |
| TXT Records | SPF, DMARC records for email security | No email authentication records |
📋 WHOIS Data
WHOIS data provides registration information about your domain, including ownership details, registration dates, and nameserver information.
Key WHOIS Information
The company where your domain is registered:
- Popular Registrars: GoDaddy, Namecheap, Google Domains
- Impact: Affects renewal costs and management interface
- Considerations: Transfer policies and customer support quality
Critical timeline information:
- Creation Date: When domain was first registered
- Expiration Date: When domain registration expires
- Updated Date: Last modification to WHOIS data
DNS servers managing your domain:
- Registrar Default: Basic DNS management
- Third-party DNS: Cloudflare, Route 53, etc.
- Custom Nameservers: Self-managed DNS
Domain privacy considerations:
- WHOIS Privacy: Hides personal information
- Public Records: Contact details visible
- Business Domains: Often use public registration
- Enable Auto-Renewal: Prevent accidental expiration
- Use Domain Privacy: Protect personal information
- Keep Contact Info Updated: Ensure you receive important notices
- Use Strong Passwords: Protect your registrar account
- Enable 2FA: Add extra security to domain management
🔧 Troubleshooting
Common issues you might encounter when using Webyverse Domain Analyzer and how to resolve them.
Analysis Issues
Score Interpretation Issues
Technical Support
If you continue experiencing issues:
- Check our FAQ: Common questions and solutions
- Contact Support: Use the contact form with specific details
- Include Information: Domain name, error messages, browser used
- Screenshots: Visual evidence helps us diagnose issues
- Try the analysis with a different domain to isolate the issue
- Clear your browser cache and cookies
- Try from a different browser or device
- Check if the issue persists after a few hours
- Gather specific error messages or screenshots
🔌 API Reference
For developers who want to integrate Webyverse analysis into their own applications, we provide API endpoints for programmatic access.
Available Endpoints
Purpose: Retrieve list of analyzed domains
Purpose: Get detailed analysis for specific domain
Purpose: Export domain analysis as JSON
Purpose: Delete domain analysis data
API Usage Examples
- Error Handling: Always check response status codes
- Caching: Cache responses to reduce API calls
- Retry Logic: Implement exponential backoff for failed requests
- Data Validation: Validate domain names before API calls
- Analyze Your Website: Run a comprehensive analysis of your domain
- Identify Issues: Focus on areas with lower scores first
- Implement Improvements: Use our recommendations to enhance your site
- Monitor Progress: Regular analysis to track improvements
- Share Results: Use export features to share with your team
📱 Social Media Presence
We scan your website for social media links to understand your online presence and social media integration. Social signals can indirectly impact SEO and user engagement.
Social Platforms We Detect
Detection: facebook.com links in navigation, footer, or content
SEO Benefits:
Detection: twitter.com or x.com links
Benefits:
Detection: linkedin.com links
Professional Benefits:
Detection: instagram.com links
Visual Marketing:
Detection: youtube.com links
Video Content Benefits:
Detection: pinterest.com links
Discovery Platform:
Detection: tiktok.com links
Short-form Content:
Detection: github.com links
Developer Presence:
Social Media Integration Best Practices
Strategic Link Placement
Social Proof Integration
Cross-Platform Consistency