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How to test creator theme in a staging environment

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Testing ensures that your site works as intended before going live with the Creator Theme.

Steps:

  1. Review Core Pages:
    • Go through essential pages like the homepage, blog, and contact page. Ensure that templates and patterns are displaying correctly and that navigation links work as expected.
  2. Check for Broken Links:
    • Use a plugin like Broken Link Checker or an online tool to scan your site for any broken links. Fix or update any links that no longer work.
  3. Test Functionality:
    • If you have forms, e-commerce functionality, or interactive elements, test them to ensure they are working properly.
    • Test any custom code or plugins you’ve added to ensure they integrate smoothly with the Creator Theme.
  4. Browser Compatibility:
    • Check your site across different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) to ensure it looks consistent.
    • Test on different devices, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones, to ensure your site is fully responsive.
  5. Performance Testing:
    • Use tools like Google PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, or Pingdom to test your site’s load times and performance. Address any issues related to speed, such as large images or unoptimized code.
    • Implement caching, image optimization, and possibly a CDN if needed to improve performance.
  6. Gather Feedback:
    • Share the staging site with your team or a small group of users to gather feedback on usability, design, and functionality. Make adjustments based on their input.

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