Quality check

Make sure your Foleon Docs are always on-brand, fully functional, and top-notch quality by completing this step-by-step quality check before publishing.

General checks

Ready, set, go!

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Check that the copy is proofread and on-brand.

2/20

Make sure all of the links work and lead to the right destination.

3/20

Check that the logo and favicon for the browser tab are correctly set in brand settings.

4/20

Make sure that the Foleon Doc is fully responsive.

Check on different devices. If needed, edit the Doc first in desktop mode, then tablet, and finally mobile.

Pro-tip: If your images don't scale correctly, you can use alternative images for tablet and mobile. You can create different versions by using the in-editor crop tool or by creating different blocks for different viewports and setting visibility accordingly.

5/20

Do you use forms? Check that you set up everything correctly, test that your forms work, and that responses go to the right email address.

Project settings

Every project has an individual set of settings. You can access these settings by clicking project settings when you're in a project folder.

6/20

Check that the project name and alias are correct.

7/20

Make sure that the correct domain name is set up (and an SSL/TLS certificate is installed).

8/20

Check that Google Analytics and all of your other trackings, like Hubspot, Salesforce, or Marketo, are connected correctly.

9/20

Set a primary Foleon Doc.

This Foleon Doc will be used as your fallback Doc if anything is taken offline within a project.

Foleon Doc settings

Foleon Doc settings allow you to control the settings that apply to a specific Doc. You can access them by clicking settings on the top menu bar.

10/20

Check that the Foleon Doc name and alias are correct.

11/20

Check marketing settings and make sure that everything is set up correctly.

12/20

Do you want your Foleon Doc to be visible in search engines such as Google? Toggle search engine visibility on.

13/20

Check navigation settings. For one-pagers, you can hide the navigation bar and page arrows.

14/20

Does your content need to be gated or password-protected?

Check that lead generation forms are set up correctly.

You can add password protection or whitelist to your Foleon Doc.

Page settings

Page settings allow you to control the settings that apply to a specific page in your Doc. You can access them by clicking settings on the top menu bar.

15/20

Check that pages and overlays are named correctly.

Make sure that names are unique, especially if you've duplicated pages.

16/20

Add meta descriptions for pages if needed.

You can add a meta description for each page in SEO settings.

Design settings

17/20

Make sure brand settings are set and used appropriately.

It's good to check that you've applied the brand to all text elements, buttons, hotspots, page scroll button and divider.

18/20

Check spacing.

Give your pages enough white space to make your design “breathe” and read well. Add enough spacing between elements and on the sides. Choose a certain value for your spacing, and apply this consistently throughout your pages.

19/20

Is the Foleon Doc easy to navigate?

Try to see your Foleon Doc through the reader's eyes. Is the navigation clear? Does the Doc follow a clear flow?

Check these navigation tips.

20/20

Is your Foleon Doc consistent?

The consistent design creates a professional look and feel. It's great to play around and use a variety of layouts but it's good to stick to a consistent overall style (eg. corporate or playful).

Check the consistency of font sizes, text styling, colors, and overall design.

You made it 🎉

Hit publish. Ta-da, you're Doc is live!

Pro-tip: set yourself a review date reminder for all published Docs and revisit them regularly to make sure that they're still relevant, up-to-date, and on-brand.

Summary: what was checked?