Website QA checklist
Run this checklist before signing off a website build. It walks through cross-browser testing, responsive behavior, form validation, link checking, and content review. These are the steps that catch the issues clients otherwise spot first.
Visual & layout
0 / 6Cross-browser
0 / 6Responsive
0 / 7Forms & interactions
0 / 6Links & navigation
0 / 6Content
0 / 5Performance & SEO
0 / 5How to use this tool
- 1Work top to bottom: visual checks first, then interactions, then edge cases.
- 2Tick items as you go. Progress saves automatically.
- 3Copy as markdown when complete to attach to your sign-off ticket.
About this tool
A QA pass is not a Lighthouse score. It is the human walk-through that catches the broken anchor link, the form that submits empty, and the layout that breaks on iPad landscape. This list is structured to find those issues quickly: visual first, then functional, then edge cases.
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