The Framer Prelaunch Checklist
In this Framer tutorial, you will learn the-framer-prelaunch-checklist. We explain a practical workflow, highlight the key settings that affect the result, and show how to apply the technique on real pages for cleaner UX and better site performance.
What are the most important things to check before publishing my Framer site?
Before you hit publish on your Framer site, double check these ten items: unique and descriptive page titles, clear page meta descriptions, clean and readable URL slugs, responsiveness across screen sizes, image optimization, setting your favicon and social image, basic accessibility (like clear button labels and color contrast), global site settings for fallback titles and descriptions, setting up redirects if needed, and running an SEO audit.
How does Framer help with image optimization and what options do I have?
Framer automatically optimizes images for fast load times by handling scaling, compression, and format conversion. It creates multiple versions of each image and serves the most appropriate size for the user’s device using the src set attribute. Within the Fill settings panel, you can override the automatic optimization by selecting Auto (Lossless) for maximum quality or by choosing specific fixed sizes
What accessibility checks should I do before launching my site in Framer?
Before launching a Framer site, several basic accessibility checks are essential, including ensuring all interactive elements like buttons and links have clear, actionable labels for screen reader users. It’s also important to verify that there is sufficient color contrast between text and background elements to meet WCAG guidelines and test the entire site using only a keyboard to ensure all navigation and interactions are functional without a mouse.
Lesson details
Aug 19, 2025
3:00
