openpaymentsdata.cms.gov: Web standards & metadata — week 2026-W37
Web standards & metadata
Web-standards, metadata, and security checks in the spirit of ScanGov (methodology CC0), run across our scan rather than only the homepage.
Share of checked pages passing each standard (lowest first).
Standard
Pass rate
Pages
schema.org GovernmentOrganization markup
0%
0/104
hreflang alternates declared
0%
0/104
Twitter card metadata
0%
0/104
Open social presence (Mastodon/Bluesky) linked
0%
0/104
Canonical URL declared
100%
104/104
Page has a <title>
100%
104/104
Meta description present
100%
104/104
Character encoding declared
100%
104/104
Document language (lang) set
100%
104/104
Responsive viewport (zoom not disabled)
100%
104/104
Open Graph tags (6/6)
100%
104/104
across 104 page(s)
No Mastodon/Bluesky links detected on checked pages.
Progressive Web Resilience across 104 page(s)
Capabilities that keep the site useful under real-world conditions — unreliable connectivity, interrupted sessions, mobile install. Not a compliance score: each row is independent evidence.
Progressive Web Resilience signals (lowest pass rate first).
Capability
Result
Why it matters
Evidence
Web app manifest declared
✗ 0/104 pages
A web app manifest is required for installability and controls how the app appears when launched.
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Service worker registered
✗ 0/104 pages
A service worker is what makes offline access, caching, and background sync possible.
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Theme color declared
✗ 0/104 pages
Theme color controls the browser chrome/status-bar color when the site is installed or bookmarked.
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Apple touch icon (iOS/bookmark icon)
✗ 0/104 pages
iOS uses this icon for home-screen bookmarks and "Add to Home Screen" — without it the icon falls back to a screenshot.
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Manifest fetched and parsed successfully
✗ 0/104 pages
A manifest that fails to parse cannot drive installability or launch behavior even if the link is present.