Checking the site

Site validation after creation: steps for optimization and improvement

Checking the site. Creating your own website is only the beginning of the path to its successful operation. After the development of the site is completed, it is important to carry out a systematic review to ensure its effectiveness, security and compliance with the tasks. Here are some key steps for validating your site after it’s built:

Technical inspection:

Load speed: Check your page load times with tools like Google PageSpeed Insights.

Responsiveness: Make sure the site displays correctly on different devices and screen sizes.

SEO-Analysis:

Meta Tags and Headings: Check that all pages have unique and optimized meta tags and headings.

Indexing: Use Google Search Console tools to check page indexing.

Content analysis:

Relevance and Targeting: Check whether the content of your pages is relevant and relevant.

Duplicates: Use tools to identify possible duplicate content to avoid SEO issues.

Site security:

SSL Certificate: Make sure the site uses an SSL certificate to ensure data encryption.

Antivirus Protection: Make sure you have antivirus protection installed and active to protect against malicious attacks.

Interaction with visitors:

Analytics: Connect web analytics tools (such as Google Analytics) to track visitor behavior.

Forms and Feedback: Make sure all forms and feedback mechanisms work correctly.

Social interaction:

Social Media Sharing: Make sure information can be easily shared on social media.

Social Media Integration: Check that social media buttons and widgets are configured correctly.

Backup and Restore:

Automatic Backup: Set up an automatic backup system to prevent data loss.

Restoring from Backup: Make sure you know how to restore data from backups.

Checking the site after its creation is a key stage in ensuring its successful operation. Regular inspection will allow you to detect and eliminate problems in time, as well as increase efficiency and satisfaction of visitors.