We've updated the character limits for meta descriptions in our SEO checks, which might affect your SEO Score. Descriptions are now flagged when they're shorter than 110 characters or longer than 160 characters.

We've updated our check for structured data markup so that it now detects three of the most commonly used structured data markup implementations. This means you might see a small increase in your DCI Score.

If your site is mobile-friendly, images that are missing height and width attributes will no longer be flagged as an issue, as images will resize according to the screen size. This means you might see a slight increase in your DCI and SEO Scores.

The desktop speed and mobile speed checks have been updated to reflect changes in Google's PageSpeed Insights tool. This means you might see a small change in your SEO and DCI Scores.

We've added five new SEO checks relating to meta descriptions and meta titles. As a result, you might see a change in your SEO and DCI Scores.

The CSS validator in Accessibility has been upgraded to CSS level 3 + SVG. This means you might see a small change in your DCI and Acccessibility Scores.

We've improved how pages with rel=canonical tags are checked. As a result, you may notice an increase in your SEO and DCI Scores.

Pages are now only flagged if the number of internal links exceeds 300. This means you will probably see a slight increase in your DCI and SEO Scores.

Pages are now only flagged if they contain less than 250 words (previously it was 500 words). This means you should see a slight increase in your DCI and SEO Scores.

The recommended text-to-code ratio on a page has been lowered from 30% to 5%. This means that you will likely see a slight increase in your DCI and SEO Scores.