It looked great in the screenshot.
Unfortunately, the customer did not arrive as a screenshot. They arrived as a person with a phone, one free thumb, and a perfectly reasonable question about what you do. They would also like the menu to close when they press the close button. Demanding, I know.
Good basics are surprisingly attractive.
Text you can read. A menu that makes sense. A contact link that goes where it says. A page that still works when the screen gets smaller. None of these need a dramatic name. They do need attention.
Leave with something useful
Give your website the thumb test.
Use an actual phone. The screenshot is not available for comment.
- Read the main offer without zooming.
- Open the menu, then close it.
- Tap the primary contact button and check the destination.
- If you own the form, submit a clearly labelled test and confirm where it arrives.
- Check that fixed bars do not cover text, buttons, or the last part of the page.
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
The goal is a website that helps someone understand your business and take the next step. We’ll check the important paths before launch.
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