How many websites pass the Dom Fragmentation check?

Based on 999 audited sites · Updated 2026-07-19

10.9%of audited sites pass this check

95% confidence interval: 9.1%–13%

About This Check

Measures rendered element density and DOM depth. Excessive fragmentation can make main-content isolation less reliable.

89.1% of audited sites need attention on dom fragmentation (890 of 999 sites are warning or failing).

Prioritize dom fragmentation on templates that create many URLs, because one template fix can improve a large share of the relevant audit section.
After changing the page, re-run the audit and compare the observed value for this check instead of relying on visual inspection alone.
Use the 10.9% pass rate as a benchmark: if your site fails here, passing the check moves it closer to the visible majority of crawlable, AI-readable pages.

10.9%pass(109)

89.1%warn(890)

0%fail(0)

How different industries perform on this check.

11.4% of audited Technology sites pass this check (n=642), compared with 3.6% of Media & Entertainment sites (n=55).

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Industry pass rates, average audit scores, and sample sizes. A marker in each pass-rate bar shows the weighted average across the displayed industries.
Industry	Pass rate	Avg score	Sites
Technology	11.4%	67.3	642
Education	7.3%	70.5	55
Media & Entertainment	3.6%	67.5	55
Retail	33.3%	65	3limited
E-Commerce	23.5%	61.1	17limited
Finance & Banking	16.7%	68.3	12limited
Government	6.3%	72.2	16limited
Healthcare	0%	75.7	3limited
Professional Services	0%	75.7	3limited

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