Website structure audit
What this page covers
A website structure audit reviews how pages are organised into hubs, leaf pages, depth levels, and topic clusters, then compares that structure with UAE benchmark patterns.
The benchmark set shows very different site shapes. grafdom.com has 205 pages, 4 hubs, 200 leaf pages, and a 63/C score, while gulfnews.com has 5,893 pages, 149 hubs, and a 100/A score.
Use this hub to choose the right route for a site audit, competitor comparison, structure checklist, or closer review of weak spots in a UAE website graph.
What to choose
- Choose competitor website structure analysis when you need to compare page count, hub count, leaf count, depth, score, and grade against UAE examples.
- Choose an industry-specific audit for accounting and consulting, clinics, or law firms when your structure question needs a narrower UAE business context.
- Choose a checklist route when your team wants to review hub balance, leaf-to-hub ratios, depth p90, orphan pages, empty hubs, and related weak spots.
Where to go next
The pages below split website structure audit work into practical routes, including industry audits, competitor analysis, graph weak spots, and checklist-led reviews for UAE growth teams.
Benchmarked sites can have very different structures. One Dubai web agency example has 344 pages, 5 hubs, and 338 leaf pages, while an Abu Dhabi culture portal example has 14 pages, 2 hubs, and 11 leaf pages.
What matters
- Benchmarks include nodes, page counts, hub counts, leaf counts, leaf-to-hub ratios, depth p90, orphan pages, empty hubs, score, grade, and confidence where available.
- Recorded examples range from a 14-page UAE culture portal with 2 hubs and a 25/E score to a 5,893-page UAE media site with 149 hubs and a 100/A score.
- Several examples show depth p90 of 2 and 0 orphan pages, so a structure audit should look beyond crawl depth and review how pages are grouped into hubs.