Scan report for daynat.by

5 pages crawled — 13407 words, 303 images and 51 links read straight off the pages and checked for accessibility, performance, SEO, security, forms, links and infrastructure. 43 distinct problems found, counted 132 times across the pages.

Report updated 2026-11-01

Quick Wins

High-impact, low-effort fixes, ranked by what this scan actually found.

Add alt text to the images that are missing it — Search engines can index the images and screen-reader users learn what they show.
Send an X-Frame-Options header — The site cannot be framed for click-jacking.
Serve every asset over https:// — Browsers stop blocking assets and warning about the padlock.
Send the charset in the Content-Type header — The browser knows the encoding before it reads the first byte, instead of guessing at it.
Label every form field — Fields become usable with a screen reader and clickable by their label.
Make each page title unique — Pages stop competing with each other for the same query.

What the site checks found

Low — Security — The Content-Security-Policy sets no default-src, object-src, base-uri, so those are left at the browser default.
Low — Security — No /.well-known/security.txt — anyone who finds a vulnerability has to guess where to report it.
Low — Security — Response headers publish exact software versions: server: nginx/1.10.3 (Ubuntu).
Medium — Security — No SPF record — anyone can send email that claims to come from this domain.
Medium — Security — No DMARC record at _dmarc — nothing tells receiving servers what to do with mail that fails the SPF check.
Low — Security — The zone is not signed with DNSSEC, so a forged DNS answer cannot be detected.
Low — Performance — The HTML is compressed with gzip but not with Brotli, which every current browser accepts and which is typically 15–20% smaller.
Low — Links — Internal links that reach their page through a redirect: 6 of 10 checked.
Low — Infrastructure — The domain publishes no MX records, so it cannot receive email.
Low — Privacy — The site loads Matomo with no consent layer anywhere in the markup — under the GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive those tags need consent before they run.
Medium — Privacy — None of the scanned pages links a privacy policy (missing: privacy, terms, imprint).

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