Ultimate Website LAUNCH Checklist
1. Define Your Website’s Purpose
What is the main goal of your website? (e.g., portfolio, e-commerce, blog)
Who is your target audience?
What actions do you want visitors to take? (e.g., sign up, make a purchase, contact you)
2. Branding and Visual Identity
Is your logo clear and professional?
Do you have consistent brand colors and fonts selected?
Do you have high-quality images that represent your brand?
Is your visual style cohesive across your website?
3. Essential Pages
Homepage: Does it have a clear message and a call to action?
About Page: Does it tell your story and build trust with your audience?
Services/Products Page: Are your offerings clearly explained, with pricing or next steps?
Contact Page: Is it easy to find, and does it include a form, email, or phone number?
Portfolio/Testimonial Page: Have you included case studies, reviews, or examples of your work?
Blog (Optional): Are you sharing valuable content that engages your audience?
4. User Experience (UX)
Is the website easy to navigate with a clear menu?
Are all buttons and links working correctly?
Is your site mobile-friendly and responsive on all devices?
Is it easy for users to find what they’re looking for?
5. SEO Basics
Are your page titles and descriptions optimized for search engines?
Have you used keywords naturally throughout your website?
Do all your images have ALT text descriptions?
Is your website connected to Google Analytics and Google Search Console?
6. Copy and Content
Is your copy clear, engaging, and free of jargon?
Have you written with your ideal customer in mind?
Do you have calls to action on every page?
Is your content error-free and proofread?
7. Technical Setup
Is your domain connected and working properly?
Do you have SSL security enabled (https://)?
Have you tested your website speed?
Is your website backed up regularly?
8. Integrations
Is your social media linked and displayed?
Do you have an email sign-up form to grow your mailing list?
Are any booking systems, like Acuity, integrated?
Do you have e-commerce or payment systems set up (if applicable)?
9. Ongoing Maintenance
Have you set a plan for regular updates (content, images, blogs)?
Is there a schedule for checking for broken links?
Do you have someone to monitor website performance and analytics?
10. Next Steps
Review everything from a customer’s perspective.
Ask for feedback from colleagues or friends.
Is everything aligned with your business goals and branding?
Consider a professional designer if you're feeling stuck or overwhelmed.