Website Launch Readiness
A final launch review for content, forms, tracking, performance, responsive behavior, redirects and important search signals.
Working record
| Check | What to do | Evidence to retain |
|---|---|---|
| Content | Connect the page to the question it answers and the next useful action. Check factual claims, source references and duplicated sections before publication. | Page brief, source evidence and final acceptance check. |
| Forms | Submit the form on desktop and mobile. Verify validation, destination, confirmation and failure handling. | The forms record, its source and the person responsible for resolving missing evidence. |
| Tracking | Submit or complete a representative conversion and verify the intended record. Check duplicates and missing source information. | The tracking record, its source and the person responsible for resolving missing evidence. |
| Performance | Measure the main page or workflow under representative conditions. Record the test environment and bottleneck. | The performance record, its source and the person responsible for resolving missing evidence. |
| Redirects | Test old addresses against their intended destination. Check for loops, broken targets and unnecessary chains. | The redirects record, its source and the person responsible for resolving missing evidence. |
Review the decision
A final launch review for content, forms, tracking, performance, responsive behavior, redirects and important search signals. Keep content, forms, tracking attached to the conclusion so the next owner can challenge the assumptions. Resolve missing evidence before treating this record as approval.
Continue the decision
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Calculation and source notes
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Content updated: October 11, 2026