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How to check a website, investigate errors and track changes.
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How to update a section name in the menu, footer, and breadcrumbs, check links on desktop and mobile, and preserve old entry points when changing the URL.
How to find a broken link path after the fifth catalog page, check next and prev, direct page=7 and the canonical on each page, and make the last products accessible.
How to replace navigation through onClick with a real link using href, keep filter and form buttons, and check new tabs, keyboard access, and direct page URLs.
How to check a service link without signing in, find an incorrect href in a menu or card, and direct visitors to a public page while keeping the private account area closed.
Learn how to distinguish normal HTML encoding in a description from double escaping, compare the CMS field value with the meta tag, and remove system text from the description.
How to find all meta robots, googlebot, and X-Robots-Tag directives, identify the source of an extra noindex, and resolve plugin conflicts while preserving the archive’s intended restrictions.
How to find a template variable in the title, check its syntax in your CMS, preserve manually written titles, and set a clear fallback when the product name or brand is empty.
Distinguish a missing product from an API failure in Next.js 15: handling 404 and 500, an example server page, response checks, and acceptance criteria for the fix.
Configure Next.js 15 to update after a product is edited in the CMS: explicit caching, a verified webhook, revalidatePath, and checking the page’s new version after the signal.
Split a Next.js catalog sitemap 15: generateSitemaps, stable product ranges, and checks for XML parts, duplicates, and missing published URLs.
Open a tool for the task described in the article.