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Pre-launch website review

Catch website issues before launch.

I review the agreed pages before launch and document visible issues across layout, mobile behavior, links, forms, content, accessibility basics, and CMS publishing. Each issue gets a URL, screenshot, priority label, device context, and suggested fix so your team has a clear action list.

Mary Giguere and Joseph Fleitas reviewing website launch work on laptop computers
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01 / Proof

60 State of Illinois websites reviewed during a large AEM migration.

Proven on a 60-site AEM modernization.

We served on the Adobe team supporting the State of Illinois AEM modernization initiative. Together, we co-led the onshore UAT team for 60 websites during the migration from SharePoint to Adobe Experience Manager.

The UAT work included content validation, page review, link checks, mobile and desktop checks, issue logging, accessibility-focused review, and pre-launch support.

The initiative received public, high-profile coverage from Forbes, Adobe, and the State of Illinois.

Project Coverage: Forbes Adobe Blog State of Illinois

02 / Scope

A practical website review across common pre-launch issues.

Layout & visual consistency

Page structure, spacing, alignment, image placement, component use, and visual issues across key pages.

Mobile & responsive behavior

Mobile views, tablet views, stacked content, CTA placement, overflow, and touch behavior.

Links, CTAs & navigation

Broken links, wrong URLs, navigation paths, button behavior, anchors, and CTA destinations.

Content & formatting

Typos, missing copy, inconsistent headings, formatting errors, duplicate content, and content accuracy.

Accessibility basics

Alt text, heading structure, color contrast concerns, keyboard focus, readable labels, and content gaps.

CMS & publishing issues

Missing assets, draft or publish state concerns, page inconsistencies, metadata gaps, and content migration issues.

03 / Output

Sample website review finding.

SAMPLE / REPORT FORMAT
Issue
Mobile navigation is not keyboard accessible.
Page
/about, /services, /contact, /case-studies/*
Severity
P1 · High Priority
Viewport
Below 992px · all browsers · Tab key navigation
Detail
The hamburger element looks clickable, but keyboard users cannot reach or activate it. This blocks access to key navigation targets on mobile and tablet viewports.
Fix
Use a native button for the menu trigger. Confirm visible focus, Enter, Space, Escape, and focus return after close on desktop and mobile assistive tech paths.
Each finding in the report includes the URL, screenshot or visual reference, severity flag, device or browser context, issue detail, and a recommended fix.

04 / Issues

Flag website issues before launch.

CMS migrations

Flag broken URL structures, mismatched styling, missing assets, and publishing concerns before launch.

Paid media campaigns

Check campaign pages before spend starts. Review forms, CTAs, mobile layout, page flow, and destination links.

Accessibility basics

Flag visible accessibility concerns such as missing labels, heading order issues, contrast concerns, keyboard access issues, and missing focus states.

05 / Review

From the State of Illinois AEM modernization.

Mary played a pivotal role in the successful delivery of a massive and complex State Web Modernization project as part of an Adobe Consulting team. She was a valuable member of the site migration team and demonstrated impeccable work throughout the project. Mary consistently delivered high-quality work with impressive speed and accuracy.

Mini · Principal Program Manager, Adobe Mary's direct manager at Adobe on the 60-site State of Illinois Modernization. Project featured in Forbes and the Adobe Blog.

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State of Illinois Web Modernization · 60 sites migrated to AEM.

06 / Pricing

Website review pricing by scope.

Quote / Website Review USD · Reviewed personally
Starter Website Review Up to 5 agreed pages across a small site, landing page, campaign page, or service page set. Turnaround: 2 business days · Written report with screenshots
$350
Standard Website Review Up to 15 agreed pages across a small business site, portfolio site, service site, or campaign section. Turnaround: 4 to 5 business days · Written report with screenshots
$750
Expanded Website Review 16 to 30 agreed pages for redesigns, replatforms, migrated content, or larger site launches. Turnaround: by quote · Written report with screenshots
From$1,500

Every tier covers the agreed pages and checks only. Findings include URL, screenshot, priority label, device or browser context, issue detail, and suggested fix. Additional pages are quoted after scope review.

07 / Service Limits

What this review includes.

You get a written issue report for the agreed pages. Each issue includes a URL, screenshot, priority label, device context, and suggested fix.

Service limits

  • This review covers the pages, devices, browsers, and checks listed in the approved scope.
  • The report does not guarantee every issue will be found.
  • Legal, security, privacy, ADA, WCAG, SEO, and compliance certification are outside this service.
  • The client remains responsible for fixes, final approval, publishing decisions, and post-launch performance.

08 / FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Starter reviews take 2 business days. Standard reviews take 4 to 5 business days. Expanded reviews are quoted by timeline based on page count, CMS complexity, and review depth.

Each review is delivered as a written report with screenshots. Every finding includes the URL, screenshot or visual reference, priority label (P1 High Priority through P4 Low), device or browser context, issue detail, and suggested fix. Reports close with a review summary.

Yes. Staging URLs, login credentials, and VPN or proxy instructions are handled during scoping. If confidential access is needed, the client must provide any required NDA before work begins.

Yes. If confidential access is required, send your NDA during scoping before access is shared.

09 / About

Website review support built on Fortune 500 launch work.

Mary Giguere headshot

Mary Giguere

Web Producer & Website Review Lead

Mary brings CMS publishing, QA, UAT, accessibility review, and launch support from work across Adobe, Deloitte, Intel, Workday, Chevron, Disney, and other large digital teams.

Joseph Fleitas headshot

Joseph Fleitas

Accessibility & Content Reviewer

Joseph brings web content, CMS, accessibility, and launch review experience. He worked with Mary on the Adobe team supporting the State of Illinois modernization initiative. He joins selected projects where accessibility or content review depth is needed.

10 / Contact

Need a website reviewed before launch?

I respond within one business day with confirmed scope, timeline, and pricing.

Every review is delivered as a written report with screenshots. Each finding includes a URL, screenshot, priority label, suggested fix, and review summary.

Prefer email? info@marygiguere.com

Request a Website Review

Required fields: name, email, website URL, pages to review, and scope acknowledgement.

I respond within one business day. Submissions come directly to me. I do not share or sell your information.