Website QA & Launch Review
A launch review checks whether the finished site actually works as a public system — not just whether the pages look complete.
What a launch review covers.
Test the routes
Open menus, dropdowns, footer links, service hubs, project links and calls to action on desktop and mobile.
Test submissions
Submit real test inquiries and verify validation, confirmation and delivery.
Check responsive behavior
Review compact phones, larger phones and tablets for overflow, narrow cards, awkward headings and unusable touch targets.
Review metadata and indexing
Confirm titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, sitemap inclusion and public indexability.
Check obvious friction
Review page weight, caching, scripts and large media that can slow important pages.
Protect changed URLs
Confirm that replaced or moved pages do not create avoidable 404s or dead internal links.
Post-launch verification
The public version should be checked again after launch because caching, DNS, redirects, production settings and third-party integrations can behave differently from the editing environment. A short post-launch review catches problems before they become normal.
