Review Page links and navigation.

Follow the visitor path through navigation, buttons, inline links, Forms, and footer actions before publication.

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.

Map the intended path
Write the first action and the destination a visitor should reach from the Page.
Follow every important link
Check navigation, buttons, inline links, Form actions, and footer destinations in the saved Page.
Repeat at mobile width
Open the mobile navigation and verify links remain visible, legible, and usable.

Illustrative example

The result: Visitors can move between the intended destinations using clear link labels.
What to check: Follow every changed link, including navigation and Form-related destinations.

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

A clear CTA is useful only when its href, Form, or relevant Website tool leads to the expected next step.

Do not label a request as a booking, payment, or confirmation unless the destination actually owns that result.

Link review does not confirm the external system behind a destination, publish a Page, or guarantee a visitor's outcome.