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JavaScript SEO Rendering Check

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Verify that search engines see your content.

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Help me verify that search engines can see my JavaScript-driven content. Site framework and rendering approach (client-side, server-side, static, hybrid): [FRAMEWORK_AND_RENDERING]. Example URLs: [EXAMPLE_URLS]. Symptoms: [SYMPTOMS]. What I have checked: [CHECKS_DONE].

Take me through this tree and ask me for each result:
1. View source (not inspect): is the main content, title, and meta description in the raw HTML? If yes, the content is available without rendering. If no, go to 2.
2. Use the URL inspection tool of the search console: does the rendered HTML include the content? Does the screenshot match? If not, go to 3.
3. Are resources blocked (robots.txt on scripts or APIs)? Do scripts error? Does content need a user action (click, scroll) to load?
4. Do links use real anchor elements with href attributes? Search engines may not follow click handlers.
5. Are URLs unique and crawlable (no hash fragments for separate pages)? Is the history API used correctly?
6. Is the status code correct for missing pages (a soft 404 problem)?
7. Does lazy-loaded content appear without interaction?
8. Is there delay in indexing that suggests a rendering queue problem?

Result: a diagnosis, a fix list ordered by effort, and an option comparison (server-side rendering, static generation, dynamic rendering as a temporary measure) with trade-offs. Include checks to run after fixing.

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