# Website release checklist

Check a specific version and its primary user journey. Record URL, date, and environment.

## Primary journey
- [ ] Navigation opens the expected section.
- [ ] The main action delivers its promised result.
- [ ] A direct internal URL works after a refresh.
- [ ] Back navigation and language switching lead to expected locations.
- [ ] Downloads open and match their description.

## Inputs and states
- [ ] Search or filters actually change results.
- [ ] Empty results are understandable and offer a next action.
- [ ] Invalid input does not erase useful data.
- [ ] Success is shown only after actual success.
- [ ] External submissions use test mode or an explicitly authorized action.

## Readability and control
- [ ] Narrow screens do not clip text or controls horizontally.
- [ ] The primary journey is keyboard-accessible and focus is visible.
- [ ] Inputs have labels and icon buttons have accessible names.
- [ ] Images load and important framing is preserved.
- [ ] Enlarged text remains usable.

## After publishing
- [ ] The published version, not an old preview, is being checked.
- [ ] The primary journey works at the final URL.
- [ ] Any unavailable verification is recorded as a limitation.

When a bug appears, preserve reproduction steps and fix the cause. Recheck affected journeys rather than repeating everything without a reason.


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## Resource discovery

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