# Homepage Content Inventory

Evaluate whether a homepage explains the organization, audience, products, evidence, trust, boundaries, and routes visitors to their most important tasks.

## Usage note

Use this inventory on the rendered homepage and its navigation at relevant screen sizes. It records what is present, missing, duplicated, stale, or unsupported before a redesign begins. A homepage does not need to explain every product detail, but it must orient real visitors honestly and route them to pages that complete their tasks.

## How to use this template

1. Capture the live homepage, device states, navigation, overlays, and every content block in order.
2. Assign each block a visitor, message, evidence, action, destination, and owner.
3. Map priority audience tasks to the shortest clear route from the homepage.
4. Audit repeated, unsupported, stale, missing, or obstructive content.
5. Prioritize keep, revise, move, add, or remove decisions and validate the updated journeys.

## Blank template

### Homepage context

- **Canonical URL:** [Homepage]
- **Primary organization description:** [What it is]
- **Priority audiences:** [Roles or situations]
- **Top returning-user tasks:** [Destinations]
- **Top first-time tasks:** [Understand, compare, try, contact, other]
- **Markets and languages:** [Scope]
- **Devices reviewed:** [Desktop, mobile, other]
- **Last full review:** [YYYY-MM-DD]

### Component inventory

- **Block ID and position:** [Header, hero, card group, proof, footer]
- **Current message:** [Summary]
- **Audience and task:** [Who and why]
- **Claim or evidence:** [Source and date]
- **Primary action:** [Label and destination]
- **Mobile behavior:** [Visible, hidden, reordered, obstructed]
- **Owner:** [Team]
- **Decision:** [Keep, revise, move, add, or remove]
- **Reason:** [Visitor or evidence rationale]

### Journey and trust checks

- [ ] The organization and offer are clear without insider language.
- [ ] Priority visitor groups have distinct routes.
- [ ] Product differences are understandable.
- [ ] Calls to action describe destination or consequence.
- [ ] Claims, logos, testimonials, and ratings are current and permitted.
- [ ] Privacy, help, contact, and policy routes are findable.
- [ ] Overlays and animation do not block tasks.
- [ ] Content and links remain useful on mobile.