When was the last time you checked on your business website? Do you know if your website works well? If not how do you fix it?

Website Tips: How To Check Your Website

Here are some tips on how to check your website every month.

1. Check Your Links

You need to click and check every link on your website. You should do this after making any major changes to your site, but not only then.

Servers can be weird sometimes. And if you link to outside sources of information, you need to check to make sure they’ve not been broken, removed, or moved

2. Update Your Content

Out-of-date content it’s not great or useful. Up-to-date information is relevant information.

If you have a blog you need to update your content. Update once a month at the least.

If you offer useful information, tutorials, or reference information, keep that up to date, too.

Go back and make edits when stuff happens. You might even want to publish new editions of entire articles when things change.

3. Test On New Browsers And Devices

When a new browser comes out, test your site. A new version of JavaScript comes out? Test your site with it. Get a new TV that can browse the web? Test your site. Test, test, and test again.

4. Check All JavaScript Interactions

Many sites now rely on JavaScript for basic functionality. It’s important to check your website JavaScript. Large swathes of content and even entire websites will stop working if their JavaScript stops working for any reason.

5. Check Your Forms

Forms are typically used for contacting people, buying things, or other essential functions.

They are one of the primary ways that users provide websites with vital information.

If they’re willing to fill out a form, that means they’re willing to commit to whatever you have to offer.

Forms can stop working for a variety of reasons. Maybe the form has JS, and it stopped working or maybe the PHP version on your server got upgraded.

So whatever the reason, check the forms regularly.

6. Have A Backup Plan

Have a plan for backing up your entire website. Now, any decent web host should be handling backups for you, for the most part.

However, for smaller sites, it’s worth it to make regular manual backups yourself.

Regular testing will help you to improve your website and you will fix website issues.

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