Develop Criteria for your Content evaluation
Functionality do all links work, and go to the expected page? Can visitors successfully navigate their task from start to finish?
Quality is the page written in plain language? Are there errors in spelling or grammar? Does the page duplicate information found elsewhere on your site, or another government website? Does the page follow your standard website template?
Review top task content more frequently than lower priority content. The content that is most important to your visitors, or that is likely to change often, should receive the most attention.
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