Review the decision, not just the code
Website, product, search and usability reviews help a team choose the next sensible work without turning every observation into a crisis.
Before measuring screens or pages, establish the outcome, priority journeys, operating constraints and evidence already available.
Review whether a first-time user can understand the offer or task, make the required decisions, recover from problems and reach the intended outcome on relevant screen sizes.
Depending on scope, inspect product behaviour, content, responsive presentation, accessibility observations, integration boundaries, crawl access, metadata and search evidence supplied by the customer.
A finding records what can be observed. A recommendation explains a proportionate response. Priority depends on customer impact, confidence, effort, risk and dependencies.
Material fixes should be rechecked through the real journey and against the evidence that justified them. Completion means confirming the intended behaviour, not only changing code or copy.