FINISH THIS PROJECT
A practical checklist for getting one piece of work ready for its next decision.

Draft for review. Prepared 22 October 2026. This worksheet does not publish, submit or change anything.

HOW TO USE IT
Complete the five-line brief, then use the section that matches your project. Mark each item Done, Open or Not relevant. For every Open item, write the owner and the next action. Do not put passwords, recovery codes, account numbers or private client information here.

FIVE-LINE BRIEF
Project:
Who needs to use it:
The one thing they should be able to do:
What is outside this round:
Person who can approve the result:

A. WEBSITE PATH
[ ] I identified the current website or preview.
[ ] I wrote one visitor task for this release.
[ ] I separated blockers, agreed release work and later improvements.
[ ] I walked through the main task on a phone.
[ ] I checked essential facts, links and contact details.
[ ] An authorized test verified any form's visible result and actual delivery.
[ ] I noted basic usability barriers, including keyboard access and zoom.
[ ] Each blocker has an owner and a way to verify the fix.
[ ] The responsible person will confirm release, recovery and search-visibility settings.
[ ] No unresolved private-data exposure or essential broken action is being ignored.

Top blocker:
Owner:
Next action:
Evidence that will show it is fixed:

B. HANDOFF
[ ] One link identifies the current working version.
[ ] Relevant editable files, copy and assets are listed.
[ ] I separated Keep, Change and Need a decision.
[ ] Each unresolved issue describes expected and actual results.
[ ] The access map names systems, account owners and needed roles, not passwords.
[ ] Sharing is limited to the people and material needed.
[ ] The next delivery and its acceptance checks are written down.
[ ] The reviewer and publication decision-maker are named.

Missing decision:
Decision owner:
Next delivery:
What will count as accepted:

C. CONTENT BATCH
Use one short card for each of three posts.

Post 1 title and purpose:
Post 2 title and purpose:
Post 3 title and purpose:

For every card:
[ ] The selected asset is identified and its permission is checked.
[ ] The caption, next step and destination are shown together.
[ ] Names, dates, offers and other factual claims are checked.
[ ] Private details and unsupported results are excluded.
[ ] Image descriptions and video captions are prepared where relevant.
[ ] The reviewer chose Approved, Changes needed or Hold.
[ ] The final version is distinguishable from earlier drafts.
[ ] Account, timing and permission will be confirmed separately before publication.

THE NEXT DECISION
The one thing we will do next:
Who will do it:
Who will review it:
When we will check back:
What we are deliberately leaving for later:

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