Measure the delivered page
Start with desktop and mobile captures, the DOM, computed styles, accessibility structure, metadata, links, and runtime failures. A screenshot or prompt alone cannot establish the full state a visitor received.
EDITORIAL DESK
The first evidence note is being prepared.
LandingQA articles will break down landing-page problems with the same discipline as the report: what was measured, what was inferred, what to change, and how to validate it.
Check your page while you waitEDITORIAL METHOD
Landing page optimization should produce a decision—not another opinion.
A useful landing page audit starts with the page that was actually delivered, records what can be measured, labels what still requires interpretation, and ends with a correction you can validate. These field notes use that same sequence so advice stays connected to observable evidence.
Separate fact from hypothesis
A clipped button is measurable. The reason it may reduce action is an interpretation. Keeping those claims separate makes severity, confidence, and uncertainty visible instead of compressing them into one opaque score.
Validate the correction
Preview the proposed change away from the live site, rescan it for regressions, and define the metric and guardrail that would test the business hypothesis. An audit can prioritize the next test; it cannot promise its outcome.
Every published guide must pass the same editorial gate: a search-specific title and description, clear section structure, original prose, contextual internal links, a descriptive cover image, and primary or authoritative sources where factual claims need support.