SightwellFind and fix SEO, accessibility and launch problems across your Framer site: alt text, headings, contrast, link text, titles and descriptions, CMS fields and staging links

Find what's wrong before your visitors and Google do, and fix most of it without leaving Framer. Sightwell checks every page, component and CMS collection for SEO, accessibility and launch problems, tells you why each one matters, and fixes what it can in place. You see the before and after first, and you can undo.

What you get

• Scans every page, component and CMS collection in one go, and lists each problem with where it is, why it matters and how to fix it
• Alt text: images, images passed into components and CMS image fields without alt text, or with a file name or a single word as alt text
• Alt text fixed in place, by hand or for every CMS item at once from a template of the item's own fields, with a preview
• Heading order: skipped levels, empty headings and pages without exactly one H1, fixed with a copy of the text style that only changes the tag
• Color contrast for every text style against the background behind it, in light and dark mode, with the nearest passing color applied to the style
• Links with no text, vague link text (read more, click here, raw addresses) and links still pointing at your framer.website address, with the address fixed for you
• Search titles and meta descriptions read from your published pages: missing, cut off in Google, or repeated across pages, plus social images, noindex and the page language
• CMS SEO fields: empty, too long or repeated values, filled from a template with a preview
• Launch checks: lorem ipsum, TODO notes, test emails and 555 numbers, old copyright years, empty CMS fields
• Every fix shows the before and after values first, skips anything edited since the scan, and can be undone
• PDF and CSV reports for a client, with WCAG 2.2 references and what an automatic check can't tell you
• Nothing about your project is uploaded; published pages are read through Great Work's page reader, which stores nothing