Ensure your custom domain is correctly set up in Webflow and SSL is enabled for a secure connection.

Review user access levels to ensure only authorized team members can make changes.

Ensure your project is hosted on Webflow’s paid plan to access full publishing capabilities.

Turn on CSS and JavaScript minification in Site Settings to improve page speed.

Compress and properly size all images to reduce load time. Consider using WebP or AVIF format where possible. Should be done earlier in the project if possible.

Enable lazy loading for images and videos to prevent unnecessary loading on initial page load.

Test the website’s speed using Google PageSpeed Insights and WebPageTest, then optimize accordingly.

Ensure each page has a clear, unique title and meta description optimized for SEO.

Set up proper Open Graph images, titles, and descriptions for social media sharing.

Generate your sitemap in Webflow and submit it to Google Search Console.

Use a link checker to ensure there are no broken internal or external links.

If migrating from another site, set up 301 redirects for old URLs in Webflow’s settings.

Submit test forms to verify they are working and notifications are being received.

Ensure form submission notifications are correctly set up and delivered to the right inbox.

Install Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, or any other tracking scripts as needed.

If needed, add structured data (JSON-LD) for better search engine visibility.

Ensure all images have relevant alt attributes for accessibility and SEO.

Go through the site as a user and ensure navigation is intuitive and links work properly.

Test across multiple devices to ensure mobile usability and fix any issues.

Ensure users can navigate through the site using only the keyboard.

Use tools like WebAIM or WAVE to check for WCAG compliance.

Test in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge to confirm compatibility.

Ensure the latest version of the site is backed up before launch.

Check for typos, grammar errors, and placeholder content.

Once live, monitor performance, SEO, and user behavior for any post-launch adjustments.