Page intent aware diagnostics

The right audit depends on what the page is for

A FAQ page is not a paid landing page. An SEO article is not a checkout. Nebula classifies page intent before findings are created, so recommendations reflect the page’s job instead of applying one generic checklist everywhere.

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Intent categories

Signals are scoped to the page’s purpose

Paid landing page

Message match, above-fold clarity, trust, CTA, mobile, and page-side ad conditions.

SEO content

Heading hierarchy, metadata, content depth, internal linking, schema, and entity clarity.

FAQ or support page

Question coverage, answer clarity, navigation, and structured content.

Product explainer

Product understanding, proof, action clarity, structured signals, and objections.

Comparison page

Comparative framing, decision criteria, evidence, and the next action.

Checkout page

Offer clarity, friction, trust, and the conditions visible before completion.

What changes when intent is known?

A page with a non-conversion purpose should not receive a conversion finding just because it lacks a landing-page pattern. Intent-aware scoring suppresses irrelevant signals and keeps the evidence tied to the page’s role.

The detected intent is stored with the audit. If the classifier is wrong, a workspace user can override it and re-run the relevant findings sync.

A diagnosis should explain its assumptions

Nebula reports observable evidence and makes the page-purpose assumption visible. It does not infer revenue, audience fit, or offer economics from HTML alone.

See the evidence layer behind the approach →