Placeholder Copy Is Public Copy Until You Remove It
Placeholder website copy should be treated as live content until it is removed from the source, build output, feeds, and public pages.
Website QA
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Scoped Design Fixes Need Visual Acceptance Criteria
A scoped design fix is not finished just because the requested content moved. It needs visual acceptance criteria so the final page actually looks intentional.
Mobile Menus Need Real Design Decisions
A mobile menu is not just a desktop navigation squeezed into a smaller screen. It needs clear labels, stable layout, touch-friendly controls, and a page rhythm that still feels intentional.
Institutional Brand Cues Need Clear Boundaries
Borrowing familiar colors, mascots, or institutional references can help a website feel local, but only when the page makes ownership and endorsement boundaries clear.
Team Pages Need Real Operational Structure
A good team page is not just a gallery of headshots. It needs accurate structure, real roles, location context, and image rules that can survive updates.
A Website Redesign Is Not Finished Until the Links Are Real
A redesigned website can look better and still feel unfinished if the navigation, footer, buttons, and calls to action do not lead somewhere useful.
A Website Is Not Live Until DNS Says So
A clean production deployment can still point visitors to the wrong place. Launch QA should verify DNS, custom domains, redirects, robots.txt, and sitemaps from the public URL.
Claim Hygiene Is Part of Website QA
High-trust websites need more than polished design. Every public claim should be defensible, crawlable, and aligned with the facts the site can prove.