# 10 Step Quality Assurance Process

All quality assurance docs are to be created in Google Docs in the client's Design &amp; Development folder.

It is then shared with the developer(s) working on the project so they can review &amp; complete the tasks and comment if they have questions.

#### What's included in the Quality Assurance process?

##### **1. Design Consistency**

-Compare the website against the design mockups.  
-Ensure accurate layout, typography, colors, and spacing alignment.

##### **2. Responsiveness** 

-Review layouts and verify interactions on various screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).

##### **3. Performance Testing**

-Check Core Web Vitals (e.g., Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift) and comment on improvements which need to be applied.

##### **4. Error Validation, Form Fields, Form Notifications**

-Check all form fields for validation rules.  
-Verify that the correct fields are set to required.  
-Confirm that the correct form input type is used.

##### **5. Accessibility Compliance** 

-Ensure the site meets accessibility standards (WCAG) by using Accessibility Insights Fast Pass.

##### **6. Browser Compatibility**

-Verify functionality across major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari).

##### **7. Interaction Testing**

-Click all links, buttons, and interactive elements to confirm they have hover states and go to the right page.

##### **8. Functionality/Integrations Review**

-Review project scope to confirm no features are missing, that all requirements are met, including but not limited to integrations, accessibility plugins, cookie policy, etc...

##### **9. Security Checks**

-Confirm SSL/TLS certificate validity.  
-Install and configure WordFence for security features/vulnerability notifications.

##### **10. AI Optimization Checks**

-Confirm the website has an llms.txt file uploaded in the /public\_html/ folder, with content that summarizes the company services, description and relevant info  
-Confirm that local business schema exists and is embedded in the &lt;head&gt; tag for all pages