Category: Page Improvement Guides
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Homepage readiness: help visitors understand the site in seconds
Improve a homepage by stating the site’s purpose, showing useful routes, featuring real resources, and checking mobile navigation and links.
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Article-page readiness: structure a page around the visitor’s question
A practical article-page checklist for clear answers, original evidence, descriptive headings, helpful links, and accurate updates.
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Improve category and archive pages so they help people choose
Turn a bare archive into a useful guide with a clear purpose, accurate summaries, meaningful groupings, and tested links.
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Contact and About pages: make important site information easy to use
Make About and Contact pages specific, accurate, accessible, and functional with a clear publisher description and tested contact route.
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Improve a landing page without turning it into keyword-heavy filler
Make landing pages clear and useful with a precise purpose, evidence, transparent next steps, and no repetitive keyword filler.
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Give a page a clear next step without confusing it with an ad
Design descriptive calls to action, separate them from ads, and make the destination match the promise.
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Improve a tool-results page with explanation and limitations
Explain how results were produced, what they mean, and what users should verify before acting on an automated output.
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Improve a page with a clearer title, H1, and opening answer
Make page titles specific, align the H1 with the topic, and answer the central question near the beginning.
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Improve image and video context on content pages
Add relevant captions, sources, alt text, and surrounding explanation so media supports the page’s purpose and accessibility.
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Improve related-content links without creating a maze
Choose a small set of relevant internal links that help readers continue, and remove unrelated or broken recommendations.