Pre-Launch Experience Review

Review the experience before your audience does

Gradial reviews the complete customer experience before launch, not just the individual asset. Teams can find broken journeys, rendering problems, missing metadata, brand issues, and approval gaps while there is still time to fix them.

A finished asset is not always a launch-ready experience

The final risk often appears between components, channels, devices, and journey steps.

Review the whole journey

Walk the path from entry point to conversion and identify dead ends, broken calls to action, form issues, and confusing transitions.

Check the rendered experience

Review desktop and mobile presentation, missing images, component behavior, links, and visible content rather than relying on source fields alone.

Keep governance in the launch path

Apply brand, accessibility, compliance, and approval requirements before work advances.

Turn a staging experience into prioritized, actionable findings

1. Define the journey and release scope

Start with the draft or staging URLs, target audience, device profile, conversion goal, and launch requirements.

2. Simulate the experience

Move through the intended journey and observe rendering, content, links, forms, and transitions from the audience perspective.

3. Run launch-readiness checks

Check metadata, images, components, accessibility, brand requirements, and known governance rules.

4. Prioritize what blocks launch

Separate critical blockers from improvements, attach page-level evidence, and identify the owner or system needed for remediation.

5. Fix and verify

Execute approved updates in connected systems, then review the complete experience again before release.

A review package built for decisions

The output makes clear what is ready, what is blocked, and what needs human judgment.

Journey findings

Page-specific friction, dead ends, broken calls to action, and device-specific issues.

Launch-readiness summary

A clear view of blockers, warnings, approvals, and unresolved exceptions.

Remediation path

Prioritized recommendations that can be assigned or executed in connected systems.

Verification evidence

A record of what was checked and whether the repaired experience now meets the launch criteria.

Execute across the stack your team already uses

Gradial connects the systems involved in the workflow so source context, execution, review, and outcomes stay in one governed motion.

AEM Sites & Assets

CMS and DAM

Contentful

CMS

Sitecore

CMS

Figma

Design

Jira

Workflow

Google Analytics

Analytics

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as a page QA report?

Page QA is one input. Pre-launch experience review also evaluates the journey across pages, devices, links, forms, content, and launch controls.

Can Gradial fix the findings?

Can teams define their own launch criteria?

Bring your next launch through a complete experience review

Start with a staging experience, audience, device, conversion goal, and launch date. We will map the review, remediation, approval, and verification workflow.