Web Developer QA Checklist to Markdown Generator

Welcome to the Web Developer QA Checklist! This checklist is designed to help web developers and QA testers ensure that websites are thoroughly tested and meet high-quality standards before launch.

Use the checklist below to evaluate your website and generate a QA report. Simply check off the items that have been verified, fill in the required information, and click the "Generate Report" button to create a Markdown report that can be shared with your team or stakeholders.

What Makes a Good Website?

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Quick Checklist

All links operational (no broken links)
Page load time under 3 seconds
HTTPS enabled and data encryption verified
Site displays correctly on mobile, tablet, and desktop
Meta tags and titles present on all pages
Content checked for accuracy and grammatical errors
Privacy policy and terms clearly accessible and up-to-date
Key accessibility features tested (alt text, keyboard navigation)

Functionality

Verify all internal and external links are working and lead to the correct pages.
Check all forms for proper validation, submission, and data handling.
Ensure navigation is intuitive and consistent across the website.
Test search functionality for accuracy and relevance of results.

Usability

Check compliance with WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) to ensure the site is usable by people with disabilities.
Ensure the site is fully functional across various devices and screen sizes.
Optimize and test loading times to enhance user experience.
Validate the user journey to ensure it’s logical and meets user expectations.

UI/UX Design

Visual and interactive elements are consistent across the site
Visual hierarchy is clear and emphasizes important elements
Color contrast meets accessibility standards
Typography is readable and appropriate for the brand
Navigation is intuitive and easy to use
Responsive design is effectively implemented across devices
Interactive elements provide immediate feedback (e.g., button hover effects)
Loading states and transitions are smooth and keep the user informed
Error handling is informative and helps guide the user back on track

Performance

Page load times are within optimal ranges (under 3 seconds)
Resources (images, scripts, CSS) are optimized for quick loading
Server response time is minimized
Browser caching is effectively utilized to speed up load times on repeat visits
Compression techniques (like GZIP) are used for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Content Delivery Network (CDN) is used to distribute content efficiently worldwide
Images and videos are lazy-loaded to improve initial page load time
Database queries are optimized for maximum efficiency
Third-party services and plugins are evaluated for performance impact and minimized where possible

Web Developer QA Checklist to Markdown Generator

What Makes a Good Website?

Quick Checklist

Functionality

Usability

UI/UX Design

Security

Performance

SEO

Content

Analytics

Compliance and Regulations

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