Done-With-You Pre-Launch Review — Final Checklist Lesson

What it does

• Grouped review checklists — checks are organized by category (content, design, technical, legal) so the learner can review section by section
• Tap-to-confirm checkmarks — each item can be ticked off with one tap, with progress visible across the whole review
• Review prompts beside each section — short questions the learner answers in plain language ('Does this still represent what you actually do?')
• Common-mistake callouts — small embedded warnings flag the issues that catch most people the first time through
• Final approval moment — once everything is checked, a clear 'cleared for launch' state appears as a small celebration
• Branded review layout — matches the rest of the program's design system

Best use cases

• Web design programs — pre-launch site review
• Course creator programs — pre-launch module and curriculum review
• Marketing programs — pre-launch campaign review (page, email, ads)
• Software and product programs — pre-release QA review
• Service-business programs — pre-onboarding readiness check
• Compliance and certification programs — final audit before submission

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for background, checklist surface, completed accent, warning callout, and the cleared-for-launch celebration state
• Fonts — brand display for section headers and body for checklist items
• Copy — review intro, three to six checklist groups (each with title and four to eight items), a few common-mistake callouts, and the clearance line
• Images — optional small screenshot examples or instructor avatars per section
• Behavior — whether check state persists across visits, whether all items are required for clearance, and whether unchecked items show a soft prompt at the bottom