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Pareto Analysis

Broken links accounted for nearly half of all website errors according to a Pareto analysis, with spelling errors and missing title tags also among the top issues. The analysis identified broken links, spelling errors, missing title tags, missing description tags, and broken images as the most significant problems, contributing to over 80% of total errors. Minor issues like incorrect use of headings and missing ALT tags accounted for the remaining 20% of less impactful problems.

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Pareto Analysis

Broken links accounted for nearly half of all website errors according to a Pareto analysis, with spelling errors and missing title tags also among the top issues. The analysis identified broken links, spelling errors, missing title tags, missing description tags, and broken images as the most significant problems, contributing to over 80% of total errors. Minor issues like incorrect use of headings and missing ALT tags accounted for the remaining 20% of less impactful problems.

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Pareto Analysis

Website Errors
Error (Cause) Count Cumulative Count Cumulative %
Broken Links 349 349 43.7
Spelling Errors 169 518 64.8
Missing Title Tag 79 597 74.7
Missing Description Tag 77 674 84.4
Broken Image 45 719 90.0
Script Error 30 749 93.7
Incorrect Use of Headings 15 764 95.6
Missing ALT tags 14 778 97.4
Browser Compatibility 12 790 98.9
Security Warning 9 799 100.0
Count of Errors

Pareto Diagram
400 100.0
350 90.0
80.0
300
70.0
250 60.0
200 50.0
150 40.0 Count
30.0 Cumulative %
100
20.0
50 10.0
0 0.0

Draw a line at 80% on the y-axis running parallel to the x-axis. Then drop the line at the point of
intersection with the curve on the x-axis. This point on the x-axis separates the important causes on the left
(vital few) from the less important causes on the right (trivial many).
Count
Cumulative %

he point of
ant causes on the left

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