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I’ve been involved for a while in teaching the basics of SEO to local business people here in North Devon. Recently, while revising my course notes I decided that to help my trainees get a better grasp of on-site SEO it would be useful to be able to show them the HTML source of pages, colour-coded in such a way that the important elements for SEO purposes would be more obvious
I looked around for a suitable tool but couldn’t find anything that quite matched what I had in mind, so I very quickly wrote one: Sourcery, an HTML Source Viewer for SEO. It’s not perfect, but it does a reasonable job of highlighting those elements which are most important for SEO purposes.
If you find it useful or have any suggestions for enhancements please comment here.
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Hi Alfred, cool tool! Mind sharing the source? I’ve got some improvements: i’d make it an option to clean out all the script tags, and just show a count somewhere of the total number of scripts, and do so for several tags…
A good idea to highlight elements important for SEO. I would like to make another suggestion and that is why dont you show the students an analyzing tool. So that they can spot out and learn from the mistakes/errors.
It is a good tool, it can help SEOs as well as coding designers.
