The Page overview screen is the main evidence dashboard for one page inside a scan.
It brings together the page’s metadata, Lighthouse summary, structural counts, issues, discovery history, links, and media references. This is the page you open when you want to understand one URL as a complete scanned object rather than as a row in the scan table.
The screen is intentionally dense. It is designed to answer many practical questions at once: what is this page, how did Siteimp find it, how is it connected, what does it reference, and what needs attention?
What this page is for
The Page overview helps answer:
- what URL was scanned?
- what status did the page return?
- what title, description, canonical URL, language, and robots metadata were collected?
- what Lighthouse scores were recorded?
- how many links and media references were found?
- does the page have actionable issues?
- how did the page enter the crawl?
- what pages link to this page?
- what pages or external URLs does this page link to?
- what media assets does this page reference?
Use this page when you need a complete page-level view before deciding whether to inspect a more focused subpage.
Page overview section
The Page overview card shows the core page facts collected from HTML and fetch results.
The top of the card shows the page URL and HTTP status.
The fact grid can include:
- Title, the document title
- Meta description, including character count when available
- Canonical, the canonical URL when one was found
- Meta robots, any meta robots directive
- Lang, the detected page language value
- Word count, the collected text count
- H1 / H2, the count of H1 and H2 headings
- Images / missing alt, the image count and missing-alt count
- JSON-LD, the number of JSON-LD blocks found
This section is the fast identity check for the page. It helps you confirm that Siteimp scanned the page you expected and collected the basic signals that describe it.
Lighthouse section
The Lighthouse section summarizes the Lighthouse-derived evidence for the page.
It can include:
- Performance
- Accessibility
- Best Practices
- SEO
- Structured data
- Mode
- Crawlable anchors
- Descriptive link text
These cards give quick orientation. The dedicated Performance metrics and Accessibility checks pages provide more focused detail.
The Lighthouse scores are useful, but they are not the whole diagnosis. Treat them as indicators that help you decide where to inspect next.
Structural counts
The Structural counts section summarizes how the page sits inside the scan graph.
It can include:
- Discovery rows, how many times or ways Siteimp recorded this page entering the scan
- Inbound internal, how many internal links point to this page
- Outbound internal, how many internal links this page points to
- Outbound external, how many external links this page points to
- Media usages, how many media references were found on this page
- Broken links, the total broken internal and external link count
These counts help explain the page’s role. A page with many inbound links may be central. A page with few inbound links may be isolated. A page with many outbound links may be a navigation, resource, or reference-heavy page.
Issues
The Issues section shows actionable page-level problems found on this page.
Issues are not decoration. Each issue pill opens its own issue view with enough detail to hand to a developer, paste into a ticket, or use during QA.
Examples include:
- broken images
- broken internal links
- broken external links
- fetch issues
- metadata issues
- sitemap issues
A signal is scan-wide. An issue is page-specific. If a website has many broken links, that can appear as a signal. If this page has broken links, that appears as an issue here.
Explore this page
The Explore this page cards open focused views for this page.
Performance metrics opens the Lighthouse timing and layout stability metrics.
Heading outline opens the page’s heading structure in published order and grouped by level.
Accessibility checks opens curated accessibility-related checks derived from Lighthouse.
These cards are shortcuts into deeper page-level evidence.
Discovery table
The Discovery table shows how this page entered the scan.
It records:
- Method, such as a start URL, link, sitemap, or another discovery source
- Discovered URL, the URL recorded at discovery time
- Source, the page or source that led to the discovery when available
- When, the timestamp when discovery was recorded
This is provenance data, not just metadata.
Discovery rows are often the fastest way to understand whether a page is well connected, mostly rediscovered through normal navigation, or only entering the crawl through a narrow path.
Clickable discovery rows can open the source page.
Outbound links
The Outbound links table shows links this page points to.
For outbound rows, the table includes:
- Type, internal or external
- Target, the link destination
- Anchor, the link text
- Status, the current status or error recorded in the scan
- Broken, whether Siteimp considers the link broken
Internal and external links are shown together so you can review the page’s structural role and spot broken paths quickly.
Identical links with the same destination and anchor text on the same page are deduplicated. This keeps the stored graph compact and shows unique link occurrences rather than every repeated placement in navigation, footers, or repeated modules.
Clickable internal target rows can open the target page overview.
Inbound links
The Inbound links table shows other pages in the scan that point to this page.
For inbound rows, the table includes:
- Source, the page linking to this page
- Anchor, the link text
- Status, the source page status or error
- Broken, whether the link relationship is broken
This table answers a simple structural question: how does the rest of the site lead here?
Like outbound links, inbound links are deduplicated by source page, destination, and anchor text. This is a structural view of linking, not a count of every repeated layout placement.
Clickable inbound rows can open the source page overview.
Page media
The Page media table shows media assets referenced by this page.
The table can include:
- Asset, the media URL
- Usage, how Siteimp found the asset
- Dimensions, image dimensions when available
- Size, response size
- Type, content type
- EXIF, whether EXIF metadata was found
- GPS, whether GPS metadata was found
- Status, the asset fetch status
This section is useful for checking what kinds of assets appear on the page, whether they loaded successfully, and whether they carry notable metadata such as EXIF or GPS data.
Favicons and similar site-level icon assets can appear here because they are referenced by the page. This view focuses on fetch and file integrity rather than platform-specific icon rendering behavior.
Clickable media rows open the image detail page.
How to use this page
A practical review flow is:
- Confirm the page URL and status.
- Check the title, meta description, canonical URL, language, and robots metadata.
- Review Lighthouse summary scores.
- Look at structural counts to understand the page’s role.
- Open any issue pills.
- Use Explore this page for performance, headings, or accessibility details.
- Review discovery rows to understand how Siteimp found the page.
- Review outbound and inbound links for structural evidence.
- Review media rows for image, EXIF, GPS, and fetch evidence.
This page is the bridge between scan-wide summaries and tiny, exact details.
Why some sections may be empty
Some sections can be empty depending on what Siteimp collected.
A page may have no inbound rows, no outbound rows, no media rows, no issue rows, or no Lighthouse detail.
That does not always mean something is wrong. It means that evidence was not available for this page in this scan.
If important evidence is missing, check whether the page fetched successfully, whether the scan completed, and whether the page was inside the scan scope.