COMPASS / LEARNING NOTES

What to check before publishing an AI-built site.

With an AI-built site, you still need to know who it serves, what it communicates and what has been checked.

01 / Start with customer questions

Who is it for? What can I ask for? How do I find out the cost? How can I contact you? Arrange information around the visitor’s questions.

Check experience claims, credentials, prices and services. Do not publish company details or testimonials simply because AI filled them in.

Can you read the text on a phone? Do the buttons go to the right place? Is essential information available in both languages? Test the actual pages.

Clarify domain and hosting management, updates, recurring costs and support scope. These decisions are part of a useful handover.

Open the real pages and check these one by one.

The first screen alone says what the business is.
Services are described, with prices or how a quote works.
A way to get in touch can be found from every page.
Hours, location and contact details match reality today.
Text is readable on a phone without zooming.
Every button and link has actually been pressed and checked.
Switching language lands on the matching page.
No AI-invented results, qualifications or testimonials remain.
You know whose name the domain and hosting are in, when they renew and how to log in.
It is decided who updates the site after launch, and how.

A production method or design cannot guarantee traffic, sales or search rankings. Scope and costs are agreed individually.

What would this look like in my situation?

Talk about your own situation ↗You can start with the basics, before making any decisions.