Review shared Website parts.

Inspect the header, footer, navigation, and repeated Page patterns that a Theme changes across the Website.

Follow the steps.

Use your own accurate details and check the result as you go. You can return to the relevant Website editor to make corrections.

  1. List the shared parts

    Identify the header, footer, navigation, and repeated content surfaces affected by the Theme.

  2. Check the visitor path

    Follow the primary navigation, key links, and footer actions at desktop and mobile widths.

  3. Record the remaining changes

    Keep Page-specific copy or layout fixes with their owner rather than changing the Theme to solve one Page.

Illustrative example

What a useful result looks like

The result
Navigation and shared details are consistent where the parts apply.
What to check
Check mobile navigation and any display conditions that choose a shared part.

Adapt the example to your Website and review the result before moving to the next task.

Review the parts visitors use everywhere

A small shared-part change can affect every Page. Check the first and last interaction a visitor sees.

Keep navigation readable

Confirm labels, focus states, contrast, and wrapping remain usable when the Theme changes type or color.

Before you continue

Reviewing shared parts does not publish their Pages, connect a domain, or approve a Theme for Marketplace distribution.

Make the next change with a clear result in mind.