Are cues for clickable items used consistently throughout the website?

Are textual hyperlinks clearly recognizable by the user?

Is there a clear difference between navigation links and activation links?

Are the link text and the title or heading on the destination page the same?

Does a link to an other webpage or website open in a new window? (except links to documents)

Does the link color change when the link has been visited? (except for menu items)

Is it clear if a link will open another website, file, an e-mail message, an audio or video file or a other application?

Is sufficient contrast provided, so that text is well readable?

Are font types used consistently throughout the website?

Are list items arranged in a logical manner?

Are related items displayed in a list instead of in full text?

Does the language used on the website match with the language commonly used by the target users?

Is a non-patterned background used behind the text?

Is all text scallable?

Is size and spacing of characters used consistently throughout the website?

Is the inverted pyramid (most important information at the top) used to order information on every content page?

Are dates and (if necessary) times of the last up date provided for all content on the website?

Are links to related pages/products within the website provided?

Are most paragraphs maximum six sentences long?

Are most sentences not more then twenty words long?

Are undefined abbreviations or acronyms only used if they are commonly known?

Are webpages, documents, resources and other material that users would want to print available in a "print friendly" format? (a printable document, or the print function in the browser delivers a readable print.)

Is a fantasy font used for body text on the website?

Is capitalization used conventionally? (only at the beginning of the sentence and for proper nouns and abbreviations)

Is quantitative information provided in tables or graphics, so that time required to understand it is reduced?

Is the definition of acronyms or abbreviations clear from any entry-point to the webpage?

Are appropriate line lengths used? Focus on high reading speed (usually longer text items): 75-100 characters per line, focus on acceptance of the website (usually shorter chunks of text): fifty characters per line.

Are bulleted lists used when all items are of equal value or status?

Are emphasizing methods used for groups of maximum 2 words or short phrases?

Are numbered lists used when a particular order is important?

Are the major items highlighted and titles and subtitles used to facilitate fast scanning and scrolling?

Does every first sentence reveal the purpose of the paragraph?

Is an italic font used for large blocks of text?

Is text aligned according to the normal directionality of the language of the target audience?

Is text written in the active voice?

Is a non-serif font used for most text on the website?

Do all pages have a descriptive, unique, concise, and meaningful title?

Are all headings used unique?

Are the link text and the title or heading on the destination page the same?

Are all non-text items provided with a text alternative?

Do the text alternatives describe the purpose of the non-text item?

Are dates and (if necessary) times of the last up date provided for all content on the website?

Are images, video, animation, and audio only used to support the purpose of the website?

Is it clear if a link will open another website, file, an e-mail message, an audio or video file or a other application?

Are thumbnails provided when it is not necessary to see the full image immediately?

Is there an active link to the homepage on the homepage?

Do all category labels (including menu titles) clearly reflect the information and items contained in that category?

Is feedback provided to let users know where they are in the website?

Is navigation through the website possible via a navigation structure, that is presented on all webpages?

Is sufficient contrast provided, so that text is well readable?

Is the amount of navigational steps kept as small as possible, without complicating the navigation choices the user has to make?

Is there a link to the homepage from every page in the website?

Are font types used consistently throughout the website?

Are the navigational areas highly noticeable and consistently placed throughout the website?

Is a non-patterned background used behind the text?

Is size and spacing of characters used consistently throughout the website?

Are the most important navigational options accessible at the first screen length?

Can users reach their goals via different ways?

Is capitalization used conventionally? (only at the beginning of the sentence and for proper nouns and abbreviations)

Do all category labels (including menu titles) clearly reflect the information and items contained in that category?

Is feedback provided to let users know where they are in the website?

Is navigation through the website possible via a navigation structure, that is presented on all webpages?

Is sufficient contrast provided, so that text is well readable?

Is the amount of navigational steps kept as small as possible, without complicating the navigation choices the user has to make?

Are font types used consistently throughout the website?

Are the navigational areas highly noticeable and consistently placed throughout the website?

Is a non-patterned background used behind the text?

Is size and spacing of characters used consistently throughout the website?

Are the most important navigational options accessible at the first screen length?

Can users reach their goals via different ways?

Is capitalization used conventionally? (only at the beginning of the sentence and for proper nouns and abbreviations)

Are text links wrapped unnecessarily?

Are cues for clickable items used consistently throughout the website?

Are textual hyperlinks clearly recognizable by the user?

Does the link text/label clearly indicate the link's purpose/destination?

Is there a clear difference between navigation links and activation links?

Are the link text and the title or heading on the destination page the same?

Does a link to an other webpage or website open in a new window? (except links to documents)

Does the link color change when the link has been visited? (except for menu items)

Is it clear if a link will open another website, file, an e-mail message, an audio or video file or a other application?