Website page review checklist

Use this checklist for a quick, human-led review of a single page. It creates a local summary you can copy into your own notes.

Not a certification. This checklist cannot establish legal compliance, accessibility conformance, factual accuracy, security, or business performance. Verify claims with evidence; test with people who use assistive technology where appropriate.

Purpose and audience A reader can tell who the page is for. The page's main purpose is apparent near the beginning. Headings describe the information in the sections below. Important next steps are clear, without pressure or misleading urgency.

Trust and evidence Specific claims have a reliable source and responsible owner. Qualifications, limitations, fees, and eligibility are easy to find where relevant. Testimonials, awards, numbers, or comparisons are genuine, permissioned, and contextualized. No guarantee or promise exceeds what the organization can substantiate.

Reading and interaction Sentences use direct language and explain necessary terms. Links describe their destination or action. Interactive controls have clear labels and useful error guidance. The page can be navigated with a keyboard and focus remains visible. Meaning is not communicated by color alone.

Review notesNon-sensitive observations or follow-up questions (optional)

Nothing is saved or transmitted.

For a scoped editorial review, see the proposed pilot service. Scope, fee, and availability must be confirmed in writing; no outcome is guaranteed.