Fetched page has no viewport meta pattern
ShipReady did not find its supported viewport meta pattern in eligible fetched HTML.
Why it matters
This is a static markup signal that helps review how the page is presented.
How ShipReady detects it
What it inspects
ShipReady searches eligible fetched HTML for a meta element with name=viewport.
What triggers a finding
The supported pattern is absent.
What the evidence shows
The returned HTML lacked ShipReady's supported viewport meta pattern.
Limits of this check
ShipReady does not emulate a mobile browser, assess responsive layout, or prove usability or ranking outcomes.
How to fix it
Add a viewport declaration
Add the intended viewport meta element to the returned HTML, commonly name="viewport" with a content value appropriate for the application. ShipReady does not determine whether the resulting layout is responsive.
How to verify the change
Inspect the returned viewport declaration
Fetch the affected page and confirm its returned HTML contains the intended name="viewport" meta element. Check representative mobile layouts separately.
Expected: The returned HTML contains the intended viewport meta pattern.