WAP QA Auditor for Elementor

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WAP QA Auditor for Elementor is a lightweight quality assurance (QA) tool for agencies, freelancers and developers who build websites with Elementor.

It performs a manual, on-demand audit of your Elementor-managed content and flags common pre-launch issues, so you can catch them before the client sees them.

This is not an SEO plugin, not a performance optimization plugin and not a monitoring tool. It runs only when you click “Run Scan” — there are no background jobs, no cron events and no external requests.

What it checks:

• Non-WebP images (JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF)
• Images larger than 200 KB
• Missing or multiple H1 headings
• Custom colors instead of Elementor Global Colors
• Custom typography instead of Elementor Global Typography
• Container nesting deeper than 4 levels
• Empty or invalid links (blank href, #, javascript:void(0), empty button/link URLs)

Scan modes:

• Full Website Scan — scans every Elementor-managed page, template, header, footer, archive, single template and popup.
• Selected Content Scan — search and choose exactly which pages or templates to scan.

Dashboard:

An at-a-glance score card (0-100), total content scanned, total issues, critical issues, warning issues and the last scan date.

Results page:

Every issue is grouped by type into clean, expandable sections, with critical issues shown first. Search, filter by page, severity or content type, jump straight to the affected page or open it in Elementor, and export the full report to CSV in one click.

Found a false positive, or an issue you’ve decided not to fix? Mark it as “Ignored” — it stays visible for reference but is excluded from the site score, issue totals and CSV export. Ignored issues stay ignored across future scans of the same content, and can be unignored at any time.

Privacy & data:

This plugin does not collect, transmit or track any data. It stores one scan summary and one small list of ignored-issue references using the WordPress Options API, plus the current scan’s issue list in a transient. Each new scan replaces the previous results — no scan history is kept, and no custom database tables are created.