Password removal and publication

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Checkout Test: Simulate an order from your site, using different payment methods, to ensure that the purchase process is smooth and error-free. Verify that all checkout steps (adding to cart, entering shipping information, selecting a payment method) work properly.
Verify Payment Methods: Verify that all configured payment methods are active and working. Make a test purchase using multiple methods, such as credit card, PayPal, or other payment gateways you have enabled, to ensure that payments are being processed correctly.
Checking Shipping: Place test orders to verify that shipping options are calculated correctly based on the destination and rates you set. Also check that shipping labels are generated correctly, if you have integrated a shipping service.

Testing email notifications: Verify that automated emails (such as order confirmation or shipping confirmation) are sent correctly and personalized with your store's logo and information. Shopify lets you simulate and test emails before launch.

Site Navigation and Usability: Navigate the site from different skype database devices (computer, smartphone, tablet) to make sure everything is responsive and optimized for each type of screen. Check that the menu, product pages, and cart are easily accessible and that images load correctly.
Site Speed: Check the speed of your pages to ensure your site is fast and responsive. A slow-loading site can discourage visitors and lower your conversion rate. You can use online tools like Google PageSpeed ​​Insights to analyze your Shopify site's performance.
Content Review: Carefully review the text on your site, including titles, product descriptions, terms and conditions, and other informational pages such as “About Us” or “FAQ.” Make sure there are no typos or inconsistencies and that all information is accurate.
Once you have completed these tests and made any necessary corrections, you will be ready to publish your site.


While your site is being developed, Shopify protects your store with a default password, preventing visitors from accessing your site before it is ready. Once you have completed final testing and confirmed that your site is ready, you can remove this password and officially launch your store.