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A website launch isn't just about making everything look good. It's about making sure everything actually works.
There are so many small details that can easily be overlooked during the excitement of launching a new website, but they can make a big difference to the user experience and overall performance.
I'd personally pay extra attention to mobile testing, redirects, and forms. A beautiful website means little if visitors can't navigate it or take action.
What's one website launch mistake you've encountered that should never be overlooked? 👇
10 checks before you launch
Launching a site this week? Run through these first:
Every form sends, and you receive the email
Favicon and social share image are set
Page titles and meta descriptions are written
The sitemap is submitted in Google Search Console
Analytics is recording...
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