Audit web page images for alt text, formats, lazy loading, and responsive delivery.
npx skills add https://github.com/Vincri126/MCO-Template --skill seo-images-vincri126
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: seo-images Source: https://github.com/Vincri126/MCO-Template/tree/main/cowork/skills/seo-images Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Vincri126/MCO-Template --skill seo-images-vincri126
This Skill identifies every image-related barrier to SEO, performance, and accessibility so teams can stop guessing and start implementing measurable visual improvements.
Ask seo images https://example.com to trigger the full image optimization audit.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
An image SEO audit evaluates alt text quality, file size weight, formats, lazy loading, and responsive delivery across web pages. It generates an audit report with weighted category scores and an optimization plan to fix visual SEO and accessibility barriers.
Checking image SEO performance requires assigning weighted scores to alt text, file size, responsive delivery, accessibility, CDN, and SEO relevance. This scoring mechanism identifies specific image-related barriers to performance and generates actionable optimization guidance.
You generate an image optimization plan by crawling targeted URLs to inventory semantic markup and delivery tags. The process emits a markdown optimization plan with executive summaries, issue prioritization, and before/after alt text examples for implementation.
Yes, image optimization auditing works for responsive images and CDN delivery by crawling pages to inventory these specific attributes. It measures CDN delivery and responsive delivery formats, assigning confidence labels and scoring guidance to ensure visual SEO standards are met.
Your visual SEO audit needs lazy loading and alt text evaluation because these elements directly impact page performance and accessibility. Auditing them generates category scores and specific alt text file examples, ensuring landing pages meet visual SEO standards before release.
Yes, you can prioritize image issues by using a generated optimization plan that ranks issues by their SEO impact. The audit deliverables provide an executive summary and specific issue prioritization so teams know exactly what to fix for public release.
REVREBELAudit a single web page's on-page SEO, schema markup, and core web vitals.
indranilbanerjeeAudit image SEO and performance issues to generate a prioritized optimization plan.
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ryan-mtAnalyze webpage images for alt text, size, format, responsiveness, lazy loading, and CLS compliance.
