Siteimprove Reviews

SiteImprove is an amzing and thorough tool. I feel like I have only scratched the surface and yet have managed to remedy so many issues with our website

Honestly it is so vast and powerful that it can be a little overwhelming - I never know which issues to tackle. However there are Core Wins and other features that give this guidance.

Website issues

The best thing about Siteimprove is the time it saves our team. Accessibility is at the forefront of our mind, but to make sure every page is consistantly up to standards is a very different thing to do manually. With the help of siteimprove, it's easy to get a quick overview and hone in on the issues that are most important to correct. Their manual testing is also amazing and they are always available to answer our questions.

The only downside that I can scramble to come up with is the difficulty of coming up with enough URLs for manual testing every quarter.

SIteimprove is helping us reach the accessibility standards that we always hope to achieve. With their help, both with manual testing and their auditing tool, we have been able to maintain a great score and keep all new features fully accessible. If there's ever a time we aren't sure how to achieve that, they are always willing to help explain and give examples.

I appreciate the levels of insight Siteimprove gives us. The QA and accessibility scores give us a quick overview of the site's health, and there are lots of opportunities to drill down. All the information is a lot more actionable than what you'd get in Google Analytics, for example.

Also, we love the level of contact we get with customer support.

It loads very slowly--sometimes we hear from our users that they "don't have any information in Siteimprove," when they really just haven't loaded the page yet.

Siteimprove is helping us identify accessibility issues, and it's showing progress in fixing them. We like how Siteimprove captures the history of a site's health--it helps us tell the story of what's happening on the digital campus.

We love the ability to generate policies. We also use the broken links and misspellings feature weekly. We're diving more into the accessibility side of things and SiteImprove has been a resource for us there as well. Additionally, I've appreciated SiteImprove's customer support. They generally respond in a timely manner with good solutions.

I'd like to be able to permanently remove some status codes from the broken links report. It would be nice if the system recognized proper pronouns in the misspellings report. I'd like a little more documentation/examples on using the advanced policy features.

Finding issues on our site. When we need to make site-wide changes to, say, a product name, SiteImprove is the first place we go to find all instances of that name.

Easy to setup your reporting requiremnts in a intractive dashbaord.

More graphs available to use in dashboard

Alerts and SEO

Easy to use, for me and our web editors. Simple fixes are listed front and center, but we can also get to detailed accessibility info and complex analytics. Reports can be sent out automatically. I can write special rules to find things that are unique to us. I use it constantly. Customer support is also very responsive.

Not cheap, but we consider it worth it.

Tracking and getting people to fix: accessibility issues, broken links and spelling errors, etc. to keep our site in top shape. Analytics to help us answer questions about our site use and make changes based on that info.

We benefit from their excellent support and consulting in all matters: Siteimprove helped us greatly to form an agency business model and services around the tool. Moreover, the tool's reports help our clients to convince their stakeholders to approve actions to improve the overall websites' quality.

There is not really a group management (yet). We cannot assign users to a group and the group gets access to specific websites. We miss an option to exclude specific checks per website for 'known issues'. We would find an API useful similiar to Google's Lighthouse.

It helps us to keep track of accessbility issues and standards. Furthermore, Siteimprove covers our need for a keyword research and keyword trends tool. Policies help us to identify website specific issues. Fixing links and content are most useful to our clients.

The anaylitic map to see where our website is getting the most traffic. The ease of access to find what needs to be fixed on our website and the trail I can follow to get to it.

I don't have recommendations on how to improve Siteimprove. I just don't use some of the functions avaiable like integration or policy.

It shows me where our website could be more accessable and which pages are broken. I would say it makes me more productive because I can ensure our website is working well.

The client success management relationship has been a critical component in ensuring the best use of the tool for our team.

The only downside is Accessibility testing is not fully automated and still requires manual testing, which is no fault to Siteimprove.

Siteimprove has enabled our team to automate accessibility testing & track our test coverage and progress thru time.

Siteimprove has been a critical part of our web governance strategy for about a decade now. The analytics data is a lot easier to interpret and finesse than Google Analytics. The QA tools are key so we can find misspellings, broken links, run inventory on all the assets that make up our site, setup policies so we can find exact files that we need, etc. I greatly appreciate Siteimproves focus on accessibility and all the myriad ways we can use the tool to do automated checks to work in tandem with manual checks for accessibility.

I feel like the SEO module is still a little rough, it hasn't panned out to be as useful as we hoped. I keep hoping that updates will make it as powerful for us as every other module. I'm not ready to dismiss it yet!

Siteimprove provides easy to use analytics tools that can be understood by anyone at our organization. This way we can share reports to show efficacy and that we are solving the problems that we had hoped with our website. I love the accessibility modules and QA to help us keep tabs on everything.