Launch
Before announcements, ad traffic, or a client reveal.
Website QA checklist
Catch the website mistakes visitors notice before they become screenshots.
Use this checklist to QA the live pages that shape trust: homepage, pricing, signup, checkout, landing pages, and client handoffs. Start with a free scan and see what shipped.
1
free page scan
500
pages on full scans
CSV
exportable issues
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Includes 1 free page scan per site.
Output: page-level issues your team can fix
Why this exists
Most launch QA catches broken pages. It misses broken confidence.
Redesign
After templates, sections, and CMS content move around.
Revenue
Before pricing, signup, checkout, or demo pages absorb traffic.
Maintenance
After quarterly edits, content refreshes, and site cleanup.
The checklist
Review the pages in the order mistakes become expensive.
Start with the pages that shape trust and conversion, then move outward to the long-tail content where older mistakes collect.
Fastest useful pass
Scan homepage, pricing, or signup first. If that page has issues, widen the audit.
Start with a free scanFirst impression
Check these before lower-traffic pages.
- Homepage hero headline, subhead, and primary CTA
- Navigation labels, footer links, and repeated menu copy
- Trust badges, testimonials, social proof, and brand taglines
Conversion pages
Check these before lower-traffic pages.
- Pricing tables, plan names, guarantees, and billing terms
- Signup, checkout, demo, booking, and contact form microcopy
- Landing pages linked from ads, emails, sales decks, or launches
Long-tail copy
Check these before lower-traffic pages.
- Blog posts, help-center articles, docs, and resource pages
- CMS-imported pages after migrations, redesigns, or bulk edits
- Legal, policy, about, and support pages that signal credibility
Workflow
Don’t turn QA into a meeting. Turn it into a scan.
The checklist gives the order. The scan gives the proof. Use both so the team can stop guessing where the site looks unfinished.
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Step 1
Scan one page first
Start with the page most likely to cost trust: homepage, pricing, signup, checkout, or launch landing page.
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Step 2
Review issues in context
See the exact copy problem, suggested correction, severity, surrounding text, and page-level context.
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Step 3
Decide if the full site needs QA
If one high-risk page has issues, run the site-wide scan and export the cleanup list for the team.
Recommended first pass
Scan the one page you would hate for a prospect to screenshot.
If that page comes back clean, you have a useful signal. If it finds issues, run the broader site scan before more traffic sees the same pattern elsewhere.