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The footer legal links and copyright text are too low contrast to read comfortably, measured around 3.2:1 against the background. Bump the text color or opacity so it clears 4.5:1 for normal-size text.

The hero button says Start designing but it actually opens a list of 26 challenge cards, not the canvas. Either change the copy to something like Browse challenges, or make it drop the user straight onto a board like the Design Pastebin button does.

The color swatches for this saree render as blank white squares because the theme passes 'PINK GOLD' straight into CSS background-color, and 'pinkgold' isn't a valid color name so the browser just ignores it. Same problem hits PURPLE GOLD and RED GOLD. Map these color names to real hex values so shoppers can actually see what they're picking.

Replace [email protected] with the branded [email protected] address already used on /support — a personal Gmail as the deletion, breach and CCPA contact (it appears 6 times on this page) is a hard stop for any firm doing vendor diligence before putting privileged client evidence in the tool.

The page title heading here is nearly the same near-black color as the dark background behind it, so it's basically unreadable. Give it white or light text.

When someone submits an eBay link that doesn't resolve to a real listing, the flow gets stuck on 'Henter eBay-annonsen' frozen at 8% forever, no error and no way to retry. Add a timeout that shows a clear error and lets them go back or try again.

The cookie consent bar is pinned to the bottom of every page and never permanently dismisses itself, so it always covers the last ~90px of the footer. Even scrolled all the way to the bottom, the copyright line, Cookie Settings link, and the 'Options trading involves risk. Not financial advice.' disclaimer are hidden behind it. Make Accept/Reject actually close the banner for the session so that footer content becomes reachable.

Same title bug here: the tab title reads "Discover Top Startups | 8,068 Companies | Standout | Standout" with the site name duplicated at the end. Fix the title template so it only appends "| Standout" once.

The compare slider under Better answers start with better web search does move when you drag it, but at every position the two panels are overlaid and clipped, so the text right at the seam merges into nonsense mid word, like $40M Series usiness focused on workflow. Make the clip line snap to word or paragraph boundaries instead of an exact pixel width so it never cuts through a live word.

The site's structured data lists [email protected] as the official Organization contact email, replace it with a real support address that matches this contact form so search engines and scrapers show something trustworthy.

Swap this Gmail business address for a branded inbox like [email protected]. A free Gmail address sitting right next to the 'Privacy-Focused' badge undercuts the trust message this section is going for.

I clicked "See how it works" expecting a quick demo or explainer, but it just opened the sign-in popup instead, which is confusing since I hadn't asked to log in yet.

This whole comparison page stays in English for French visitors even though the header switches to French and the page claims lang=fr. Either translate the page or drop it from the locale switch so it doesn't look half broken.

James Wang's headshot here is an obviously AI-generated/illustrated cartoon portrait, same style as the Integra Partners case study — but the Neumark Surgery case study uses a real photo. Mixing illustrated avatars with a real photo on a page literally titled 'Real stories of how StrongKeep helps businesses secure their future' undercuts the credibility you're going for. Use real photos consistently, or a real headshot if the customer didn't supply one.

The About page never shows a face, just paragraphs and an FAQ answer, even though the page's own schema data names a founder. For a finance app asking families to hand over their full net worth, add a founder photo and a short personal note near this FAQ answer so the trust story is visible, not just implied.

This page loads its own inline stylesheet instead of css/boop.css, so it lands looking like a generic legal template: plain paw-and-wordmark logo, no rounded pill nav, no Back to Boop button that support.html, press.html and giving/ all have. Bring it onto the shared stylesheet so it still feels like Boop when someone actually reads the policy.

This routers photo reads as almost blank/foggy next to the other three route cards which are punchy and well-exposed. Swap it for a higher-contrast router/network shot so the grid doesn't have one dead-looking tile.

The link-preview image (og:image) and meta description still pitch the old product — "AI graphics that stay editable" / "Type the brief, pick the format, ship the post" (og-image-v2.png is even dated Aug 13, one day stale) — but the live page now sells auto-generated demo videos from your repo/site. Anyone sharing tday.com on social or Slack gets a preview card selling the wrong product. Regenerate the share image and rewrite the meta description to match this headline.

Make this chambers navigation menu close with the Escape key and with a click outside it, right now only clicking the hamburger icon again closes it.

Copy/consistency: this team member's name field is 'Caitlin Swift, Nurse Practitioner', appending her credential directly to the name. Every other team member (George Favvas, Claudia Tucker, Adam Hitchcock, Reed Bruskin, etc.) shows just a plain name, with the title/credential on the separate role line below. Drop ', Nurse Practitioner' from the name to match the pattern.