Checking a VK community menu starts with a specific task for the visitor: find the terms, choose a product, or ask a question. Section names should help complete this task without knowledge of the business's internal structure.
Test one task
A hypothetical visitor is looking for whether an item can be ordered in their own sizes. In the menu "About us / Miscellaneous / Useful," the needed answer is not obvious. The section "Custom order" is clearer if it actually leads to the terms of such an order. Do not change names just for the sake of trendy styling.
Write out the current items, the destination address, and the task of each. If two items lead to the same place, determine why both are needed. If an item opens an outdated promotion or a closed page, fix the destination before attracting new visitors.
Walk the route on a phone
Open the community as an ordinary user. Complete one task without hints from the owner. Write down where you had to go back, wait for a response, or look for information in posts. This is an observation of a specific route, not a numerical standard of an "ideal number of clicks."
Do not rebuild the entire section at once: first fix the place where the person lost their goal. For example, a custom order page can directly list the required sizes and a contact for clarification. Do not ask for a passport or payment details just for a preliminary question.
What counts as readiness
The item is named after the task, the page is accessible to the right audience, the terms are current, the next step works. Repeat the check after editing and save the date. Check access rights and the exact control buttons in your own VK interface; what is described here is an audit methodology, not a confirmed platform setup path.
Diagram: 1 — the visitor's task; 2 — the needed item; 3 — the answer and inquiry. The VK catalog has engagement services. They do not fix navigation and do not mean that a visitor has reached the order.
Sources and boundaries
Boosted: VK catalog. Checked on September 19, 2026. The examples and diagrams were prepared by the editorial team; these are not experiment results and not a promise by the platform.
View the terms of a separate service. The form below relates only to the specified engagement activity, and not to setup, research, or editorial placement.