Website structure audit
What this page covers
A website structure audit reviews how your hubs, service pages, location pages, and supporting pages are organised across the site.
The examples linked to this topic cover a wide range of UAE site structures, from smaller websites with 14 pages and a 25/E score to larger sites with 205 pages and a 63/C score.
This page brings together focused paths for UAE teams that want to review service, location, category, and competitor structure in more detail.
What to choose
- Choose a focused audit path if you want to review a specific page type, such as service pages, location pages, or category pages.
- Choose competitor structure analysis if you want to compare your site with UAE benchmark patterns, from compact architectures to much larger page networks.
- Choose a checklist or report page if you need a practical review format for growth teams, Dubai companies, or teams checking weak spots in site structure.
Where to go next
The pages below break this topic into narrower audit views, so you can review structure with more context and less noise.
Across the benchmark examples linked to this topic, sites vary widely in page count, hub count, leaf count, and overall score, so these child pages help you focus on the parts of structure that matter most.
What matters
- Benchmark examples in this topic span very different architectures, including 14 pages with 2 hubs, 63 pages with 2 hubs, 205 pages with 4 hubs, 344 pages with 5 hubs, and 5,893 pages with 149 hubs.
- The examples also show a broad scoring range, from 25/E and 55/C to 63/C, 71/B, and 100/A.
- In the examples attached to this topic, depth p90 is 2 and orphan pages are listed as 0, giving you a concrete starting point for comparing structure patterns.