There
are several ways to validate the accuracy of your website's source code. The
four most important, in my opinion, are validating your search engine
optimization, HTML, CSS and insuring that you have no broken links or images.
Start
by analyzing broken links. One of the W3C's top SEO tips would be
for you to use their tool to validate links. If you have
a lot of links on your website, this could take awhile.
Next,
revisit the W3C to analyze HTML and CSS. Here is a link to the W3C's HTML
Validation Tool and to their CSS Validation Tool.
The
final step in the last of my Top SEO
Tips is to validate your search engine optimization. Without having to
purchase software, the best online tool I've used is ScrubTheWeb's Analyze
Your HTML tool. STW has built an extremely extensive online
application that you'll wonder how you've lived with out.
One
of my favorite features of STW's SEO Tool is their attempt to mimic a search
engine. In other words, the results of the analysis will show you
(theoretically) how search engine spiders may see the website.
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