How to Review Your First MySite Proof Like a Pro

Your guide to giving helpful, constructive feedback—without the stress.

When you receive the first proof of your MySite, it’s an exciting moment. This is when your website starts feeling real—the place where your dream clients will get to know you, fall in love with your brand, and easily book the services that keep your business growing.

But reviewing your website for the first time can also feel a little overwhelming if you’re not sure what to look for. Don’t worry—you don’t need design experience to give great feedback. You just need a little guidance.

Here’s a simple, step-by-step way to review your MySite with confidence and clarity.

Before you focus on the details, look at the website from your customers’ perspective.

Ask yourself:

1. If I were a brand-new client, would I understand what this business offers?
2. Is it clear how to book an appointment?
3. Do the pages flow naturally, or do I feel lost at any point?

Your website isn’t just a digital brochure—it’s a client journey. You want your visitor to move smoothly from learning about you to booking with you.

Even if you provided your own copy, it’s important to double-check everything.

Look for:

1. Accurate service names, descriptions, and pricing
2. Correct information about your location, parking, hours, and policies
3. A mission and brand story that feels true to your business
4. Spelling, grammar, or tone tweaks

If something feels “off” or doesn’t sound like you, just make a note of it. Your website should match your voice and values.

Design plays a huge role in how clients perceive your business. As you scroll, consider:

1. Do the colors and images feel aligned with your brand?
2. Are there photos or sections you wish were featured more prominently?

Don’t be shy about saying what you love—or what you’d like changed.

Maybe you have a signature service, a special philosophy, a team highlight, or a quote that represents your brand’s heart.

If it matters to you, it should shine on your website. This is the time to call it out.

You can send your designer feedback in one list, or break it down by page. Either way is fine! The goal is clarity.

Pro tip: Keep your notes constructive. Instead of “I don’t like this,” try “I’d love this to feel more… [warm / bold / simple / branded].” 

To learn more about how to give concise feedback, check out this blog!

Reviewing your first website proof doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. With a little direction—and a focus on your clients’ experience—you can give thoughtful, helpful feedback that shapes a website you’re excited to share with the world.

Your MySite is more than a website. It’s your digital home. Make sure it feels like you.