Use Case

Website Launch Preparation

Pre-launch checklists covering DNS, SSL, performance, social previews, and legal pages.

Overview

A website launch is a coordinated checklist across multiple domains: DNS and SSL configuration, performance optimization, SEO readiness, analytics setup, social preview cards, legal pages, and accessibility. Missing any single item — a broken SSL redirect, a missing OG image, a cookie consent banner that doesn't appear — can undermine the launch. Datarim's pipeline turns this inherently checklist-driven work into a structured process with verification at every category and a compliance gate before going live.

Example: Pre-Launch Checklist for a Product Landing Page

A team is preparing to launch a product landing page. The final pre-launch verification needs to cover DNS/SSL, performance, SEO, analytics, social previews, legal pages, and accessibility — all verified and cross-checked before the domain goes live.

Pipeline Walkthrough

StageWhat happens
/dr-initScope: final pre-launch verification before going live. Complexity: L2
/dr-planChecklist categories: DNS/SSL, performance, SEO, analytics, social previews, legal pages, accessibility
/dr-doExecute each category: verify SSL, test redirects, compress images, add OG tags, set up 404 page
/dr-qaCross-browser test, mobile test, PageSpeed audit, broken link scan, form submission test, social preview cards
/dr-complianceDocumentation checklist: cookie consent present, privacy policy linked, terms of service linked, GDPR compliance (if EU), contact info visible
/dr-archive (Step 0.5)Note: social preview card testing caught a missing OG image that would have looked unprofessional on first shares

Key Benefits

  • Nothing falls through the cracks — the plan stage creates an exhaustive checklist covering DNS, SSL, performance, SEO, analytics, social, legal, and accessibility
  • Social first impression — OG tags and social preview cards are tested before launch, ensuring the first shares look professional
  • Legal compliance — cookie consent, privacy policy, and terms of service are verified as present and correctly linked
  • Performance verification — PageSpeed audit catches image compression, render-blocking resources, and other issues before real users arrive
  • Cross-device confidence — QA includes cross-browser and mobile testing, form submissions, and broken link scans

Relevant Agents

Which agents are most active in this use case:

  • Developer — SSL configuration, redirect setup, image optimization, OG tag implementation
  • Reviewer — cross-browser testing, broken link scanning, form verification
  • Compliance — cookie consent, privacy policy, GDPR compliance verification
  • DevOps — DNS configuration, SSL certificates, server-side redirects

Complexity Routing

How complexity levels apply to website launch preparation:

  • L1 — Verify SSL is working or fix a single broken redirect
  • L2 — Full pre-launch checklist for a single-page landing with DNS, SSL, SEO, analytics, and legal compliance
  • L3 — Multi-page website launch with CMS, forms, payment integration, and multi-locale support
  • L4 — Platform launch with subdomain architecture, CDN configuration, multi-region deployment, and staged rollout