Is there a good Free tool that will check my entire subdomain for mobility issues?
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I've been using the Google tool and going page by page, everything seems great. But I'd really like something that will crawl the entire subdomain and give me a report. Any suggestions?
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hello,
You don't mention what kind of check reports you are looking for, but I also recommend you to scan your pages (sorry but one at a time) with the free tool PageSpeed Insight of Google. After crawling, you will see 2 different results: desktop-oriented and mobile-oriented, with a rating number and a detail of what is working or not at your site/subdomain.
I usually use it in order to improve my website's response time, cache issues, user experience, etc.
Hope this helps!
Luis
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Hi Margaret
Do the following:
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Login to your Webmaster Tools
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Choose the site you want to focus on
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In your left sidebar, click "Search Traffic"
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Click "Mobile Usability" in dropdown
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This page lists your mobile issues spotted by Google
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Click into each "Usability error" in the table
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You'll see a prioritized list of URLs with said issue
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You can also download all of these so you have a list based on issue
From there, check out Google's Multi-Device Layouts and Mobile SEO guides for more indepth information and best practices. Hope this helps! Good luck!
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