1. Verify business information and navigation. First, read every page. Replace remaining placeholders with verified details, check prices and contact information, and remove claims or testimonials you cannot substantiate. Add your own brand assets where appropriate. Test each navigation item and call to action so that visitors reach the page, email address or service you intended.
2. Connect and test the required functions. Next, verify functionality. A page section that looks like a form, newsletter signup or shop introduction does not by itself prove that the related service is connected. Configure and test actual forms, email destinations, payment gateways or other integrations your website requires. Confirm that submitted information reaches the expected place and that visitors receive a clear result.
3. Check presentation, HTTPS and published pages. Check presentation on a phone and a larger screen. Review image clarity, headings, menus, readable contrast and keyboard access to important controls. Open the final domain over HTTPS and investigate missing images, insecure content warnings or broken links. Confirm which pages are published and review search-engine visibility. Generated website pages should not be assumed to remain private drafts.
4. Confirm protection and deployment settings. Finish by checking the available backup, update and security settings, then make a suitable backup of the launch-ready state. If you used staging, review the deployment scope and any live data before copying changes.

Our WordPress AI Engineer can help investigate specific problems found during this review. Give it the affected URL and the behaviour you expected so that the remaining work can be addressed with a clear test of success.

1. Review every published page for placeholders, unsupported claims, prices, contact details and navigation.
2. Test actual forms, email destinations, payment and other integrations rather than relying on their appearance.
3. Check mobile presentation, keyboard access, HTTPS, final-domain links and the backup/update settings before promoting the website.

A complete builder run can create public pages before you finish reviewing them. Protect a fresh or staging site appropriately, and deliberately review search visibility at launch. If a problem remains, give the Engineer one affected URL and a clear expected result so the final correction can be verified.

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