Objective

Ensure that open information on the website is up-to-date, consistent, and does not cause visitor doubt due to outdated data.

What to do

• Check public information about the project, team, areas of work, and contact methods.
• Find outdated wording, links, mentions of old services, and other signs of obsolescence.
• Check team pages and public biographical information.
• Check contact and organizational blocks in various sections of the website for consistency.
• Update public trust elements: case studies, experience, expert materials, author information, and other proofs of competence.
• Remove or rewrite elements that cannot be reliably verified with open information.
• Escalate all controversial information requiring internal data to a separate approval process and do not publish it automatically.

Result

The website's public information is consistent and contains no obviously outdated or questionable elements.

Definition of Done

• Main pages do not contradict each other in terms of public information.
• Outdated contacts and links have been removed.
• Team information and areas of work have been updated within the limits of verified data.
• Unverified claims are not published.

Limitations

If updating requires non-public legal, financial, client, or personal data, do not include them in the open task; address the issue separately in a private working discussion.