> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.surnex.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Page detail

> Everything the crawler recorded about a single page.

Open an audit and click a row in its **Pages** tab to see one page in full. The heading shows the page URL.

This is the diagnostic view: when an issue on the [issue list](/audits/issues) doesn't make sense, this page shows the underlying measurements it was derived from.

## Content

| Field           | What it is                   |
| --------------- | ---------------------------- |
| **Title**       | The `<title>` tag as crawled |
| **Description** | The meta description         |
| **H1**          | The page's H1 heading        |
| **Word Count**  | Words of body content        |
| **Status Code** | The HTTP status returned     |

**Word Count** is what the thin-content check measures against its 300-word threshold. If a page is flagged as thin but reads as substantial, the count usually reveals that most of the text is rendered client-side and never seen by the crawler.

## Technical

| Field           | What it is                      |
| --------------- | ------------------------------- |
| **Load Time**   | Response time in milliseconds   |
| **Page Size**   | Total size in KB                |
| **Encoding**    | The `Content-Encoding` header   |
| **Indexable**   | Whether the page can be indexed |
| **Robots Meta** | The robots directives found     |

**Load Time** feeds the slow-page check (3,000 ms) and **Page Size** the large-page check (3 MB). An empty **Encoding** is what raises *uncompressed resource*.

**Indexable** and **Robots Meta** together answer "why isn't this page ranking?" faster than anything else in Surnex.

## Links & Media

| Field              | What it is                    |
| ------------------ | ----------------------------- |
| **Internal Links** | Links to your own pages       |
| **External Links** | Links off-site                |
| **Images**         | Images on the page            |
| **Images w/o Alt** | How many are missing alt text |

A page with zero **Internal Links** pointing at it is what makes it an orphan; the count here is links *from* the page.

## SEO

| Field             | What it is                              |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| **Has Canonical** | Whether a canonical link element exists |
| **Canonical URL** | Where it points                         |
| **Has Schema**    | Whether structured data was found       |
| **Schema Types**  | Which schema types                      |

Check **Canonical URL**, not just **Has Canonical**. A canonical pointing at a *different* page tells search engines not to index this one — a common and easily missed cause of a page disappearing from results.

## Performance

| Field                       | What it is                         |
| --------------------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| **Title Length**            | Characters in the title            |
| **Description Length**      | Characters in the meta description |
| **Scripts Count**           | Script tags on the page            |
| **Stylesheets Count**       | Stylesheet links                   |
| **Render-Blocking Scripts** | Scripts that delay rendering       |

**Title Length** and **Description Length** are the exact numbers behind the too-long and too-short warnings — 50–60 characters for titles, 120–155 for descriptions.

**Render-Blocking Scripts** is the most actionable field here. It's usually the direct cause of a high **Load Time**, and moving those scripts to `async` or `defer` is a smaller change than the load time suggests.

## Not found

**Page not found** — "This page may have been deleted" — means the page record no longer exists, usually because its audit was removed. Open a current audit from [Audits](/audits/overview).

## Related

* [Audit issues](/audits/issues) — the thresholds these measurements are checked against
* [Web vitals](/web-vitals/overview) — performance measured properly, rather than from one crawl request