✅ Ensure the website looks good on all devices.

✅ Check that font usage is consistent throughout the site.

✅ Ensure all links work and lead to the correct pages. Use a free tool to check for broken links.

✅ Ensure there are no broken elements or glitches.

✅ Break long paragraphs into smaller ones to improve readability.

✅ Ensure text is no smaller than 12px.

✅ Ensure the contrast ratio is at least 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text. Use a free tool to check color contrast.

✅ Check that all buttons and calls to action work properly.

✅ Ensure there are no overlapping elements.

✅ Make sure the website has a custom 404 error page.

✅ Include a custom favicon.

✅ Confirm that forms are validated and functional.

✅ The website should publish without any optimization errors.

✅ Replace all placeholder text with final content.

✅ Ensure all text is free of grammatical errors, typos, and inaccuracies.

✅ Ensure the tone and messaging are consistent and match the brand identity.

✅ Use images, videos, and graphics to complement the text.

✅ Keep content up-to-date and relevant.

✅ Conduct keyword research and strategically place keywords in URLs, title tags, H1, H2, etc.

✅ Ensure each page has a unique and descriptive title.

✅ Ensure the URL structure is readable and SEO-friendly.

✅ Ensure analytics are set up.

✅ Ensure all redirects work as expected.

✅ Ensure all pages are visible to search engines.

✅ Ensure all code overrides run without errors.

✅ Verify that third-party integrations work properly.

✅ Ensure code overrides do not significantly impact load speed.

✅ Remove any unnecessary code overrides or integrations.

✅ Ensure the website complies with GDPR or other relevant regulations.

✅ Include an easily accessible “terms and conditions” page in the footer.

✅ Include an easily accessible privacy policy in the footer.

By following this prelaunch checklist, you can ensure that your Framer website is ready for a successful launch, providing a seamless experience for your users and meeting all necessary standards.