Check Your Business Website
Arcane View 360 | Free Resource | Version 1.0

Review the basics that help visitors understand your business and take the next step.

1. Make the first screen clear
Can a new visitor tell what you offer, who it is for, and what to do next? Use plain language. Give the main action a specific label, such as View products or Contact us.

2. Check the main paths
Open the navigation, contact links, product or service pages, and footer links. Remove dead ends. Make sure button labels match their destinations and that visitors can find their way back.

3. Use accurate content
Check names, descriptions, prices if applicable, contact details, and availability. Label planned offerings clearly. Only publish images you have permission to use, and avoid promises you cannot support.

4. Test a phone and tablet
Read the page without zooming. Check heading wrapping, image crops, button spacing, menus, and forms. Look for horizontal scrolling or text hidden behind sticky elements.

5. Check basic usability
Use descriptive headings and link text. Add useful alternative text to meaningful images. Try keyboard navigation and confirm that the focused control is visible. Keep text readable against its background. This is a basic check, not a full accessibility assessment.

6. Try contact and download actions
Confirm that contact information is correct and that downloads open. If testing a form, use an approved test submission and verify the result. Do not place a real order simply to test the site unless you intend to purchase.

7. Keep a short fix list
Prioritize broken links, confusing offers, and unusable forms before decorative changes. Retest the changed page after each update.

Fill-in worksheet
Page checked:
Device or screen size:
Main visitor action:
Issue found:
Why it matters:
Proposed fix:
Person responsible:
Retest result:

Use and adapt this resource for your own work. Review any AI-assisted output before use.