// docs / feature map
Feature map
FixWeb is being organized as a non-security website-quality operating system. This map describes the product direction behind the UI and docs; individual detectors ship progressively through the scan-engine changelog.
Public scan modules
The public scanner focuses on crawlability, rendering, search presentation, navigation, faceted URLs, semantic HTML, structured data, media, Core Web Vitals, accessibility, forms, i18n, browser compatibility, runtime correctness, consent/interstitial behavior, and content-quality heuristics.
Owner intelligence
Owner-authorized surfaces add authenticated journeys, Search Console enrichment, GA4 instrumentation QA, CrUX field-vs-lab analysis, A/B experiment hygiene, and release-aware regression tracking when connected.
Repo-aware diagnosis
GitHub integration connects page symptoms to likely source causes: metadata templates, image components, route definitions, schema helpers, translation catalogs, form widgets, quality automation, and repeated pattern regressions.
Vertical packs
Planned vertical packs cover ecommerce and marketplaces, local and multi-location businesses, publishers and editorial sites, creators/forums/directories, SaaS/PWA apps, documentation sites, help centers, and data catalogs.
Scoring model
Findings are framed as hard fails, best-practice warnings, heuristic recommendations, or owner insights. That keeps objective standards separate from softer UX, content, and competitive recommendations.
Non-security boundary
FixWeb intentionally excludes site-security testing and comparable assessments. Adjacent checks appear only when they affect usability, accessibility, performance, search visibility, or site operations.