The website has a few little quirks.
The menu needs a second tap. The button moves when you reach for it. The important paragraph is behind a box asking whether you enjoyed the page you haven’t seen yet. At this point, the website is setting boundaries.
Let’s identify the actual problem.
Show me the page and tell me what should happen. We can look at the important paths, agree which improvements make sense, and scope the work. Some projects need a repair. Some need a clearer page. A conversation comes before a promise.
Leave with something useful
Turn “it’s broken” into a useful bug report.
You don’t need the technical cause. You do need what happened.
- Copy the exact page address.
- Write the taps or clicks in order.
- Say what you expected to happen.
- Say what happened instead, including any error text.
- Include device/browser and a screenshot if it helps. Hide private information.
Take the prompt. Try it yourself.
This only copies text when you click. It does not send your information to an AI service.
The actual useful part
Choose “Improve my existing website” in the project brief and describe what is getting in the way.
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