Category: Navigation and Usability
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Find and repair navigation problems that frustrate visitors
Learn how to inspect menus, internal links, redirects, mobile controls, and unfinished pages before requesting an AdSense review.
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Mobile usability checks for an AdSense-ready website
Check mobile menus, readable content, tappable links, overlays, and page templates with a repeatable phone-based review.
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Review pop-ups, consent banners, and interstitials for usability
Check whether pop-ups and consent banners block navigation, obscure content, or prevent visitors from completing key tasks.
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Fix pagination and internal-link paths on large sites
Check pagination, next and previous links, category routes, and internal links so visitors can reach the information they expect.
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Make labels and link text tell visitors where they are going
Replace vague menu labels and repeated “click here” links with concise wording that accurately describes each destination.
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Audit search results and empty states so visitors are not left at a dead end
Improve on-site search by explaining empty results, offering useful alternatives, and checking that search pages do not masquerade as complete guides.
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Check keyboard navigation and visible focus
Verify that menus, forms, dismiss controls, and links can be reached and operated with a keyboard.
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Help visitors recover from a 404 or failed form
Give visitors a clear explanation, correction path, and relevant alternative when a page or form action fails.
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Make link destinations and external sites clear
Label third-party destinations accurately and help visitors understand when they leave your website.
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Test page speed and interaction without confusing metrics
Use repeatable browser tests to understand slow pages while separating basic server checks from field performance metrics.