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Launch Readiness

What this page is for

Use this page as the public go-live gate for the UAIX launch surface. It collects the checks that should agree before a broad public push: route inventory, discovery files, package evidence, response hardening, accessibility QA, locale QA, release notes, and support-claim boundaries.

Go-live gate

  1. Confirm clean public routes and root discovery files through /.well-known/uaix.json, /sitemap.xml, API Reference, and the route inventory in launch audits.
  2. Confirm the current distributable packages, smoke tests, conformance packet, validator behavior, and implementation evidence are all attached before describing a release as ready for public review.
  3. Confirm Policy and Security, Privacy and Data, Accessibility, and Analytics still match observable site behavior.
  4. Confirm English and zh-CN copy are updated together for any public page, route, support panel, release note, or launch claim that changed.
  5. Record public-facing launch changes through the Changelog and News before asking external readers to treat the new state as current truth.

Production response surface

The response-header checks below are the current app-level hardening record for WordPress-rendered pages and REST responses. Use them beside deployment checks for HTTPS redirect, HSTS, direct static-file parity, and host-added version headers.

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Release evidence packet

The readiness map below keeps validator evidence, implementation evidence, package proof, and support language in one review path. A passing validator result is useful evidence, but the launch gate is the full packet plus public release trail.

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Manual QA gate

  • Run keyboard navigation, focus visibility, heading hierarchy, code-block readability, search behavior, validator workflow, and mobile overflow checks across Home, Get Started, UAI-1, Tools, Validator, Governance, Launch Readiness, News, Search, and Sitemap.
  • Check that long URLs, tables, route examples, copy buttons, support panels, and downloadable-packet sections remain readable on narrow screens.
  • Keep any accessibility-significant fix connected to Accessibility, the release evidence packet, and the dated trail.

Locale and Chinese copy gate

  • Every public route added for launch should render through the zh-CN locale path with translated title, visible content, page guidance, support panels, and canonical metadata.
  • If a page adds new public claims, machine-route labels, policy posture, or release guidance, update the Chinese copy before the route is treated as launch-ready.
  • Use Contact and Review for change packets that explicitly identify locale impact and translation evidence.

What is not claimed

  • This page is not a certification program, legal attestation, accessibility badge, security operations desk, or uptime guarantee.
  • Do not infer broad production security, partner support, SDK coverage, or permanent compatibility beyond the published records and named implementation tracks.
  • Deployment-side obligations such as final DNS, HTTPS redirect, HSTS, CDN behavior, direct static root-file headers, backups, monitoring, and incident response still need production-host verification.

Next step

Use this page with Roadmap, References and Contributors, Conformance Pack, and Validator when a release needs to move from local readiness into public launch evidence.