The decision
Compare their audience, purpose and useful detail before deciding whether to merge or distinguish them. Preserve valuable information and choose a clear destination for retired content.
Rehearse this before accepting the change
Follow an old link after the proposed consolidation and confirm the reader reaches the intended answer without a loop or an irrelevant destination.
Use fictional examples and an authorised test environment. Record what happened, the evidence you inspected and any issue that still needs a responsible owner.
Choose a useful measure
Count competing pages remaining for the same audience task after the consolidation.
Agree the definition and baseline with the team doing the work. Review the result over a comparable period and note other changes that could affect it.
Your planning worksheet
Use these checks to prepare a discussion with your team or supplier. Tick a check when you have recorded the decision or evidence, rather than when a feature has simply been promised.
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