False Flags - non200 HTTP codes should only be considered for specific ADR checks

per Mark Fillmore's email 0ct 13, 2011

Here's how the ADR checks should treat non-200 Reponses Code URLs. In the future, we'll want to make adjustments on how we handle redirects.

Tab Exclude From Check

301s N/A

302s N/A

303s N/A

400s N/A

401s N/A

403s N/A

404s N/A

500s N/A

501s N/A

503s N/A

504s N/A

505s N/A

Click Depth No

Deep Directory Depth No

Duplicate H1 Tags Yes

Duplicate Meta Description Yes

Duplicate Meta Keywords Yes

Duplicate Title Tags Yes

Excessive Table Use Yes

Javascript Yes

Large Page Size Yes

Large ViewState Code Yes

Long H1 Tags Yes

Long Meta Descriptions Yes

Long Meta Keywords Yes

Long Title Tags Yes

Missing H1 Tags Yes

Missing Meta Descriptions Yes

Missing Meta Keywords Yes

Missing Title Tags Yes

Multiple H1 Tags Yes

Multiple Meta Descriptions Yes

Multiple Meta Keywords Yes

Multiple Title Tags Yes

Short H1 Tags Yes

Short Meta Descriptions Yes

Short Meta Keywords Yes

Short Title Tags Yes

URL Appended Parameters No

URL Capitalization No

URL Encoding No

URL Hyphens No

URL Plus Signs No

URL Underscores No