Six more Fix Packs: structured data, security headers, social tags, alt text, redirects, sitemap

Most audit tools stop at "add structured data" or "set the HSTS header". A Fix Pack goes one step further: under the finding there is a button, and the button writes the fix for your site. Not a template — the real thing, built from your live page, in the format your server understands.

The new packs

• Structured data. JSON-LD for the homepage: Organization with your logo and social profiles, WebSite with a search action when the page has a search box, and FAQPage when we find question-and-answer content. Types the page already declares are left alone.
• Security headers. Only the headers the audit found missing, with safe values, as an Nginx block, .htaccess, Caddy, next.config, vercel.json and Netlify _headers. Your stack's block comes first when we could detect it.
• Social sharing tags. Open Graph and X card tags with a title, description and the best image we could find, plus what to do when there is none.
• Alt text. Every image on the page without alt text, each with a suggestion written from the file name and the text around it. Decorative images get an empty alt on purpose.
• Redirects. From your last site crawl: every broken internal URL mapped to the live page that looks most like it, as 301 rules for Apache, Nginx, Next.js, Vercel, Netlify and Caddy. Uncertain matches are marked.
• sitemap.xml. From the crawl (only live, indexable, self-canonical pages), or from the homepage links until you have crawled.

Packs appear under the matching recommendation in the action plan of any audit you own. They re-read the live page when you click, so a pack generated tomorrow reflects tomorrow's site. Available on every plan.