Start with a website review
Use it when the live site still needs diagnosis across UX, SEO, mobile, trust, and the lead path.
Next step
Website review vs launch checklist
Choose a website review when the live site still needs diagnosis. Choose a launch checklist when the redesign is nearly ready and the final launch package needs to be confirmed.
Choose the next stepStart with the launch checklist
Use it when the redesign is nearly ready and the final launch bundle needs QA, redirects, forms, and links.
What the split does
The review tells us what must change. The launch checklist tells us what must be in place before the push.
What to send now
Send the live URL, goal, audience, launch constraints, and any final assets or approvals.
What not to invent
Do not invent proof, assets, approvals, or launch readiness that has not been checked.
FAQ
Questions worth answering before choosing.
Which should start first?
If the live site still needs diagnosis, start with the review. If the design is nearly ready, start with the launch checklist.
What happens after the choice?
The choice turns into a first task list and then a tighter launch or repair package.
Can this happen before price is final?
Yes. The goal is to prevent the wrong work from being built first.
What if there is no launch package yet?
Send the current site or brief, and we will set the correct path.