White-Label Delivery Audit (QA)

White-Label Delivery Audit (QA)

1. 01

   Verify white-label branding across all client-facing surfaces

   Check the dashboard, emails, and site footer for any vendor logos or links. For platforms like 10Web or Duda, confirm the custom domain and logo are applied consistently.

2. 02

   Test export and portability options for client ownership

   Confirm whether the platform allows full site export (HTML, WordPress, or code) so the client isn't locked in. For example, Brizy offers WordPress plugin deployment, while Ycode provides open-source self-hosting.

3. 03

   Audit accessibility against WCAG 2.1 AA standards

   Run automated checks for contrast, alt text, and keyboard navigation. Document any gaps that require manual fixes before delivery.

4. 04

   Measure performance on mobile and desktop with real-world metrics

   Use Lighthouse or similar tools to capture Core Web Vitals. Aim for LCP under 2.5 seconds and CLS below 0.1, adjusting images or layout as needed.

5. 05

   Review content governance controls for client edits

   Ensure the CMS restricts non-technical users from breaking layouts or SEO settings. Platforms like Dorik and Site.pro offer role-based permissions; verify they're configured per client needs.

6. 06

   Validate AI-generated copy for factual accuracy and brand voice

   Spot-check claims, statistics, and contact details against client-provided sources. Rewrite any generic or off-brand phrasing before launch.

7. 07

   Confirm SEO and AEO readiness for AI-driven search visibility

   Check that meta tags, schema markup, and answer-friendly content are in place. Recent data shows 89% of brands are skipped in AI recommendations, so structure content to be directly citable.