# AJ IT Solution — Business Website Launch Checklist

Use this as a practical review aid. It does not guarantee rankings, security, conversions, or legal compliance.

## Content & Conversion
- [ ] Primary value proposition is clear above the fold.
- [ ] Contact details, business name, and service information are current.
- [ ] Every important page has one clear primary action.
- [ ] Placeholder/demo text and test products are removed.
- [ ] Forms show success and error states clearly.
- [ ] Phone, email, WhatsApp, and map links are tested where used.

## Mobile & Browser QA
- [ ] Key pages tested on a real mobile device.
- [ ] Navigation opens, closes, and returns focus correctly.
- [ ] Text does not clip or overflow at common widths.
- [ ] Images have sensible dimensions and do not cause large layout shifts.
- [ ] Core flows checked in at least two modern browsers.

## Technical SEO
- [ ] Every indexable page has a unique descriptive title.
- [ ] Important pages have useful meta descriptions.
- [ ] Canonical URLs are correct.
- [ ] Sitemap includes intended public pages.
- [ ] robots.txt does not block pages that should be indexed.
- [ ] Structured data is truthful and matches visible content.
- [ ] Internal links connect related services, resources, and articles.

## Security & Privacy
- [ ] HTTPS works on the production domain.
- [ ] Secrets and private API keys are not shipped to the browser.
- [ ] Server-side validation exists for sensitive writes.
- [ ] Authentication and authorization are verified on protected routes.
- [ ] Privacy/terms/data-deletion pages match actual behavior.
- [ ] Third-party analytics or advertising scripts follow the site's consent policy.

## Analytics & Operations
- [ ] Conversion events are named consistently.
- [ ] Test events are separated from production reporting.
- [ ] UTM naming convention is documented.
- [ ] Error monitoring and operational ownership are assigned.
- [ ] Backup/recovery responsibilities are documented for dynamic data.

## Final Handoff
- [ ] Domain/DNS ownership is documented.
- [ ] Admin accounts and staff permissions are reviewed.
- [ ] Provider credentials are owned by the correct business account.
- [ ] Renewal costs and third-party subscriptions are documented.
- [ ] Rollback or recovery path is known before release.