A generated website is a draft to inspect, even when the design looks complete. Review its facts, functions and presentation against your original brief. The important question is whether a real visitor can understand the website and do what it promises.
Check identity and factual claims
Read the project name, contact information, services, prices and locations. Remove invented awards, customers, testimonials and guarantees. Check that the tone suits your work without overstating your experience. If you supplied examples for inspiration, confirm they have not become false facts about your own project.
Follow every promised action
Open project links, download resources and test the contact route. A button should lead to a real destination and its label should describe the result. A decorative booking calendar, checkout or login form is not a working service. Features involving payments, private records or account logic need an appropriate implementation and review.
Review content and images together
Make sure images appear near the material they explain and have accurate context. Check whether crops hide the subject or whether text describes something the image does not show. Keep private uploads out of a public brief and use only material you are permitted to publish.
Inspect different viewing conditions
Review a narrow screen, a wide screen and any website language versions you plan to publish. Read small captions and the footer, not only the main headline. Test basic keyboard navigation and check that text remains readable. Automated scans help identify some defects but do not replace human judgment.
In VollSite, wait for generation to finish before evaluating the matching preview. Use manual edits for small wording and color changes, or describe a specific requested change. Review the save state and publish deliberately. Keep the source information and important media separately. No generator can promise a perfect result for every brief, and a search-friendly page still needs accurate, useful content.