Every project meant the same manual checks: Is the Lighthouse score good enough? Did I miss security headers? Is the schema markup actually working?
So I built GuardianScan. It runs the same checks I'd do manually, but finishes in under a minute.
I use it on every project now. Scan before launch, after deploys, whenever something feels off.
It checks modern web standards - Core Web Vitals, proper caching, image optimisation. Not just basic SEO stuff from 2015.
Scans live websites via HTTP. Won't catch everything - automated accessibility checks get about 70% of issues, and it can't analyse source code or private repos. But it catches most common problems fast.
If you build websites or care about how yours performs, this will save you time.