Inspiration

Working on front-end web pages, I have always wanted to gain insight into SEO and accessibility issues and determine whether the work followed best practices before deploying it. Most times, I did not need a robust scan tool for the HTML pages but a simple quick scan that provided insight without distracting me from the work.

What it does

Quick Page Scan is a Google Chrome extension for web developers, or anyone who quickly wants to scan SEO and accessibility issues on a web page without having to open their dev tool. It has a feature for AI suggestions as well as a static analysis of a page from your browser tab. The report can be downloaded as a PDF file.

How we built it

Quick Page Scan was built using Javascript, HTML and CSS on a Google Chrome browser. There are two distinct features.

  1. A static analyzer: this is a collection of common SEO and accessibility issues.
  2. An AI suggestion feature: this uses the Google Gemini AI model to scan the provided HTML content from the page and return the insight.

Challenges we ran into

Not much, aside from that I started the project somewhat late.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

This is my first project and interaction with an AI API model. With the insights gained from the project, I can further build amazing AI-powered projects in the future.

What we learned

The project helped me to interact with the Google Chrome API.

What's next for Quick Page Scan

  1. Addition of robust SEO and accessibility issues and best practices.
  2. Improvement of the prompt used for the AI suggestions.
  3. Bug fixes.

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