Quality assurance combines repeated page checks with complete user journeys. A page review can catch missing text or broken images, while a journey review can reveal that visitors cannot reach the information they need. Use both approaches before handing the website over.

A practical approach

Prioritise representative layouts and important actions. Shared components deserve particular attention because one issue can affect many pages. Record each finding with the URL, device context, expected behaviour and actual result so it can be reproduced and resolved.

Your checklist

  • Check each distinct page template.
  • Exercise key actions and failure states.
  • Retest fixes without losing track of unresolved issues.

For example

A shared header can link correctly on the homepage but use an incorrect relative path on nested articles. Visiting a deep article directly is therefore a meaningful check, not a repetition of the homepage review.

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