First of all, like anything else, proofread your work.
After you have finished proofreading, check your code or errors and make sure the coding complies with the standards issued by the *W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)
Check next for functionality or layout issues by viewing in multiple web browsers. Make sure all the links work and content is displayed correctly.
Conduct usability testing; Select users or testers that match your target audience, give them a list of intructions to perform and have them share their results and observations with you.
*W3C developes protocols and guidelines that ensure the web will grow. Their standards define parts of what make the World Wide Web work
After you have finished proofreading, check your code or errors and make sure the coding complies with the standards issued by the *W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)
Check next for functionality or layout issues by viewing in multiple web browsers. Make sure all the links work and content is displayed correctly.
Conduct usability testing; Select users or testers that match your target audience, give them a list of intructions to perform and have them share their results and observations with you.
*W3C developes protocols and guidelines that ensure the web will grow. Their standards define parts of what make the World Wide Web work
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