UX Assessment v2 — prospero.systems

Dimension Scores

Visual Design

6.2

30% weight → 1.86 pts

Content Quality

6.5

30% weight → 1.95 pts

Performance

6.0

25% weight → 1.50 pts

Trust & Credibility

6.0

15% weight → 0.90 pts

📊 6.2/10 is within the typical range for B2B compliance platforms at this stage of growth (industry average ~6–7/10). The critical issues identified — scroll voids and LCP trap — are common Squarespace patterns and fixable without redesign.

Criterion Detail

Criterion	Score	Notes
Visual Design & Readability (30%)
Visual hierarchy	7/10	Strong hero focal point; consistent red/dark palette throughout
Typography	7/10	Clean sans-serif, good heading scale; solution card subtext slightly small
Colour contrast	7/10	White on dark hero passes WCAG AA; body grey (#666 on white) borderline at ~5.7:1
Layout responsiveness	6/10	Squarespace default responsive; heavy animations degrade significantly on mobile
Whitespace usage	4/10	🔴 3+ scroll-animation voids on homepage. Appear as broken/empty pages to first-time visitors
Content Quality & User Clarity (30%)
Clarity & relevance	7/10	"Reduce False Alerts by 98%*" — specific, quantified, attributed hero claim. Strong.
Grammar & tone	8/10	Fully English throughout EN pages. Professional, consistent. British English used consistently.
CTA clarity	6/10	Request Trial / Request Demo / Learn more — partial stage differentiation. No "Watch Demo" path for evaluation stage.
Visual content quality	5/10	🟠 AI stock imagery on solution cards. AML page has one real UI screenshot — title readable, table rows too small.
Performance & Technical Health (25%)
LCP (Largest Contentful Paint)	5/10	🔴 Animated background + 4:14 video load simultaneously on hero → LCP likely 3–4s
INP (Interaction to Next Paint)	7/10	Nav interactions responsive; no lag observed during testing
CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift)	5/10	🔴 Scroll-reveal elements + unsized video → CLS likely >0.1
Mobile optimisation	5/10	Scroll animations blank on fast scroll; no prefers-reduced-motion support detected
Security & uptime	8/10	HTTPS ✓ · GDPR cookie banner ✓ · Swiss company badge ✓ · Copyright 2026 ✓
Trust & Credibility (15%)
Navigation clarity	6/10	Good taxonomy (Industries/Solutions/Platform). No "Why DetectX" primary nav item.
Professional appearance	7/10	5 named case studies; strong manufacturing stats. 98% claim attributed to anonymous client.
Accessibility	5/10	No prefers-reduced-motion; no skip navigation; animated backgrounds unconstrained

Core Web Vitals

⚠ ~3–4s

LCP

Needs Improvement

✅ Good

INP

Responsive nav

❌ >0.1

CLS

Poor — layout shift

⚠ Inferred from visual inspection. Validate with Chrome DevTools → Lighthouse, or Google PageSpeed Insights at pagespeed.web.dev.

Strengths

"Reduce False Alerts by 98%*" — Specific, quantified, footnoted hero claim. One of the best value propositions in fintech compliance.
Clear nav taxonomy — Industries / Solutions / Platform / Resources / Company. Solutions (use-case) and Platform (capability) meaningfully differentiated in dropdowns.
Rich Platform dropdown — 12 capabilities with icon + title + one-line description. Buyers assess platform depth from nav alone.
Named case studies — Generali Switzerland, Finnova, Helvetia, Sparkasse Zollernalb, Risk Solution Network. Manufacturing cases have strong outcome stats (73%, 27%, 23%).
GDPR & trust signals — Cookie management, HTTPS, Swiss Company badge, address + phone in footer.
Platform differentiators — "What Makes DetectX Unique?" on /detectx states 4 genuine differentiators.

Critical Issues

⚡ Fix in 60 minutes — CSS/config only, no new content needed

Set scroll-reveal elements to opacity: 0.15 initial state (not 0) in Squarespace Custom CSS
Add @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) { * { animation: none !important; transition: none !important; } }
Add loading="lazy" to hero video embed and set a static poster image
Rename "Credit Risk Rating" and "Risk Based Profiling" in Squarespace nav editor
Review geo-redirect settings — ensure English-locale browsers are not sent to /de

🔴 Critical

Scroll-Animation Voids — 3+ on Homepage

Three confirmed blank sections during homepage scroll: black void before "What makes DetectX unique?", white void between hero and webinar section, white void after "DetectX for Banking". Users without animation context see broken/empty pages and bounce before reaching key content.

Fix: Custom CSS — set initial opacity to 0.15 on scroll-reveal wrappers. Add prefers-reduced-motion rule. See Figma Brief F1 for before/after visual.

🔴 Critical

Hero LCP Trap — Animated BG + Video Simultaneous Load

Animated particle background and embedded 4:14 video both load on page init. This double-media-on-load pattern is a documented cause of LCP failures that directly affects Google search ranking.

Fix: Lazy-load the hero video (defer embed via JS until user click). Add a static poster image. Consider static fallback for the animated background on first load. See Figma Brief F2.

🟠 High

No "Why DetectX" Primary Navigation Page

"What Makes DetectX Unique?" exists on /detectx as a scroll section but is not reachable from primary nav. Buyers comparing alternatives cannot find the differentiation story without knowing to look inside the Platform page.

Fix: Add "Why DetectX" page under Company nav. Surface 4 differentiators + 98% stat + named client quote. See Figma Brief F3.

🟠 High

AI Stock Imagery on Solution Cards

Homepage "DetectX® Solutions" uses generic glowing-circuit AI imagery for all 4 solution cards. On a compliance/risk platform where credibility is the core purchase driver, stock imagery directly undermines trust.

Fix: Replace with cropped UI screenshots (model: AML inner page) or illustrated workflow diagrams. See Figma Brief F4.

🟠 High

Root URL Defaults to German (/de)

https://www.prospero.systems/ redirects to /de based on browser/geo-IP. English-speaking international prospects require a manual language switch to reach the English site.

Fix: Set default language to English with a prompt to switch to German. Or narrow geo-redirect to de-DE Accept-Language header only.

🔵 Medium

Solution Names Not Updated

"Credit Risk Rating" and "Risk Based Profiling" still appear in Solutions nav and footer. "Transaction Monitoring" exists in Platform capabilities creating a dual-label collision with the proposed Solution rename.

Fix: Rename per internal strategy. Clarify Transaction Monitoring as either a solution or a platform capability — not both. See Marketing Brief M6–M8.

B2B Extended Criteria — 11 / 18

Supplementary criteria — unweighted. They do not affect the 6.2/10 score but surface B2B messaging gaps that the standard UX rubric misses.

B1Localization Completeness

2/3

EN version is fully in English throughout all inner pages reviewed — no German mixing found. Minor gap: the root URL defaults to /de by browser locale, requiring a manual language switch. English-only international visitors may be confused on first arrival.

B2"Why Us" Narrative Reachability

1/3

"What Makes DetectX Unique?" exists as a section on /detectx (Platform Overview) with 4 genuine differentiators. However it is not linked from primary navigation and requires: clicking Platform → DetectX Overview → scrolling. No standalone "Why us" page. B2B buyers scanning for vendor differentiation will not find this.

B3Product Screenshot Legibility

2/3

AML solution page has one real UI screenshot ("Anti Money Laundering - Transaction Monitoring" list view). Title text is readable when zoomed; table-row detail text is too small at display size. All solution cards on the homepage use AI stock imagery with no product UI visible.

B4Solution Taxonomy Clarity

2/3

Strong: Solutions dropdown = use-case layer (9 items) and Platform dropdown = capability layer (12 items) — clearly separated in nav. Weak: "Transaction Monitoring" appears in Platform capabilities AND is the proposed rename for the "Credit Risk Rating" solution — dual-label collision potential when both are live.

B5Social Proof Specificity

2/3

Named clients: Generali Switzerland, Finnova, Helvetia, Sparkasse Zollernalb, Risk Solution Network. Manufacturing cases have strong stats (73%, 27%, 23% improvements). Critical gap: the most prominent stat on the site — "98% false alert reduction" in the hero — is attributed to anonymous "*Swiss Retail Bank." Case studies are only accessible via Resources nav — not linked from solution pages.

B6Competitive USP Clarity

2/3

4 differentiators on /detectx: Unmatched Search & Detection, Pattern Recognition Methodology, Task-Specific Machine Intelligence, Not Just Another AI Platform. These are genuine and distinctive. Language is still somewhat vague ("beyond industry standards", "unmatched") with no benchmarks or named competitor comparisons. After reading the site, a prospect could articulate the approach but not why it beats a specific alternative.

Marketing Brief — 260305_MarketingMessage.pptx vs. Live Site

Source: 260305_MarketingMessage.pptx, Website Adjustment Proposals (Slides 21–36) · Assessed: 2026-04-16

Done

Partial

Open

Slide 21

German Translation

✅ Done

Full German version at /de with translated navigation, product descriptions, and industry pages.

🟢 Monitor — check inner pages periodically for regression (EN content has appeared on DE AML page)

Slides 22–24

"Why DetectX" Narrative Page in Primary Nav

❌ Open

Proposed: dedicated narrative page answering why DetectX — addressing customer pain points (false positives, compliance cost, fragmented systems), accessible from the main nav. Reference: finscan.com structure.

Action: Create "Why DetectX" page. Add to Company nav. Structure around pain points → differentiators → 98% stat → named client quote.

🔴 High priority

Slide 25

Replace "Other Industries" with Third Party Risk Management

❌ Open

Proposed: remove the grab-bag "Other Industries" page (Energie, Telekommunikation, Immobilien, Verteidigung) and replace with a dedicated "Third Party Risk Management & Due Diligence" page — a recognisable cross-industry compliance buzzword.

Action: Rename Industry nav item. Reframe content around Third Party Risk / Due Diligence use cases. Keep energy/telecoms/defence as examples within the page rather than as a catch-all category.

🔴 High priority

Slide 26

Industry Structure — Fintech as Named Category

⚠️ Partial

Proposed: Banking, Insurance, Fintech, Other Industries. Current: Banking, Insurance, Capital Markets, Other Industries. "Fintech" is still subsumed under Other Industries — not a named nav item.

Action: Add Fintech as a named industry category. Consider merging Capital Markets with Fintech or splitting into two entries. Remove broad sectors from Other Industries.

🟠 Medium priority

Slide 27

Platform Menu — Separate Module vs. Universal Capabilities

❌ Open

Proposed: Platform menu should show only universal platform capabilities (Alert Management, Rule Designer, Name Checking Engine, Reporting, Link Analysis). Module-specific analytics (NLP, Enhanced AI Search, Clustering, Evolutionary Learning, Behavioural Analysis, Transaction Monitoring) should move to DetectX Overview or a sub-section. Current: all 12 capabilities listed together with no grouping.

Action: Restructure Platform dropdown: 5 universal capabilities (prominent) + "Analytics Capabilities" sub-group or link to overview page. Reduces cognitive overload for first-time buyers.

🔴 High priority

Slide 28

Solution Naming — 3 Renames Pending

❌ Open

Proposed renames: (1) Credit Risk Rating → Transaction Monitoring, (2) Risk Based Profiling → Client Risk Scoring, (3) Asset Screening → Transaction / Asset Screening. None of these have been applied in the nav, footer, or solution pages.

Action: Rename all three in Squarespace nav, footer links, page titles, and page URLs. Note: "Transaction Monitoring" currently exists as a Platform capability — resolve naming collision before applying rename M6.

🔴 High priority

Slides 30, 33

Module Page Image Quality — UI Screenshots

⚠️ Partial

Proposed: replace pixelated/generic graphics with high-quality product UI screenshots that clearly show the module's function. Progress: AML page has one UI screenshot, but it's small, low-res, displayed inside an outdated laptop mockup frame, and table-row text is illegible at display size. Other solution pages still use AI stock imagery.

Action: Export Retina/2x screenshots of DetectX UI. Remove laptop mockup frame — use a clean browser-chrome frame or no frame. Increase screenshot size to at least 600px wide. Replicate across all solution pages.

🔴 High priority

Slide 31

Video Production & Placement

⚠️ Partial

Proposed: video to be produced and added to site. Progress: "One Platform. Total Compliance" (4:14 min) is live on the homepage. Gap: video only appears on homepage — not on solution or industry pages. Also: video loads on page init causing LCP degradation.

Action: Embed relevant clips on AML, Fraud, KYC, and Banking/Insurance industry pages. Add a click-to-play poster image to defer video load and fix LCP.

🟠 Medium priority

Slides 32–35

Module Page Structure Consistency

❌ Open

Proposed: all solution pages follow a consistent 3-section structure: header (better visuals) → module-specific content (tabs) → platform capability cross-links. Progress: AML page has a tab structure (good). Gap: English content found in German AML page's "Customer Risk Assessment" tab. Header sections still use the generic particle-network background with no page-specific visual identity.

Action: Fix mixed-language content on DE solution pages (priority). Define a visual template for solution page headers. Add platform capability cross-links section at the bottom of each solution page.

🟠 Medium priority

Slide 36

DetectX Overview Page — Rename Transaction Monitoring → Transaction Processing

❌ Open

Proposed: rename "Transaction Monitoring" to "Transaction Processing" in the platform menu and overview page to better describe the capability. Also proposed: restructure overview to list all platform capabilities (including analytics ones currently split across module pages). Neither change has been implemented.

Action: Rename in Platform nav and DetectX Overview page. Restructure overview to cover all capabilities with clear universal vs. module-specific grouping.

🟠 Medium priority

Session finding

Root URL Auto-Redirects English Visitors to /de

❌ Open

Not in the original presentation but discovered during assessment. The root URL prospero.systems/ redirects to /de by browser/geo-IP. English-speaking international prospects see German on first arrival and must manually switch language.

Action: Review Squarespace geo-redirect settings. Set English as default with a language-switch prompt, or narrow redirect to de-DE Accept-Language header only.

🟠 Medium priority

Session finding

Case Studies Not Surfaced on Solution Pages

❌ Open

5 named case studies exist and are strong social proof, but they are only accessible via the Resources nav → Case Studies page. No case study links or excerpts appear on any solution page reviewed (AML, Fraud). Buyers visiting a solution page never see relevant proof unless they navigate away.

Action: Add a "Customer Results" block to each solution page that links to the most relevant case study. E.g. AML page → Generali Switzerland + Helvetia links.

🟠 Medium priority

Figma Brief — Design Handoff for Mockup Agent

This tab is structured for a downstream Figma agent. Each frame spec describes a before/after pair with exact component paths, CSS changes, and wireframe instructions. Use the export button to download a single JSON file for the Figma agent — it is self-contained and does not require site access.

🎨 Brand Tokens — prospero.systems

Colors

primary#e63946

bg_dark#0a0e1a

bg_light#ffffff

bg_grey#f0f0f0

text_primary#ffffff (on dark)

text_dark#1a1a1a (on light)

text_muted#8b95a8

Typography

Heading: system-ui / Segoe UI (Squarespace default)

Body: system-ui / Segoe UI

Hero H1 size: ~56px bold

H2: ~36px bold

Body: 16px / line-height 1.6

Spacing & Shape

CTA border-radius: 50px (pill)

Card border-radius: 8–12px

Section padding: 80–120px vertical

Max content width: 1500px

Site gutter: ~4vw

F1 · P1

Scroll-Animation Void Fix

HomePage > HeroSection → SolutionsSection → UniqueSection

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Current State

Three large blank regions appear between sections as the user scrolls the homepage. Scroll-reveal elements have opacity: 0 as their initial CSS state. Between "DetectX® Solutions" cards and "What makes DetectX® unique?" heading there is approximately 600px of solid black (#0a0e1a) with no text or imagery visible. A second white void (~300px) appears between the hero and the "On-Demand Webinar" section. A third void appears after the "DetectX® for Banking" full-width banner.

Target State

All sections are always visible at a minimum ghost opacity (15%). Sections animate from 15% → 100% opacity as they enter the viewport. No section is ever invisible. The page reads as intentional at all scroll positions, even without animation.

CSS Changes

.scroll-reveal-wrapper → opacity: 0 → 0.15

@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce): * { animation: none; opacity: 1 !important; }

Canvas

1440×2400px (tall — shows scroll context) · Frame type: Before/After side-by-side

Wireframe Notes for Figma Agent

Create two frames at 1440×2400px side by side with a "BEFORE" / "AFTER" label at the top.

LEFT frame (BEFORE): Show the homepage scrolled to approximately 60% of the page. Render the "DetectX® Solutions" section (4 solution cards: Fraud Detection, Know Your Customer, Anti-Money Laundering, Credit Risk Rating) followed by a 600px tall solid black block with no content visible. Below that, show the "What makes DetectX® unique?" heading barely visible at the bottom edge. Add a red annotation rectangle over the 600px void labeled "SCROLL VOID — 600px of opacity:0 content — users interpret as broken page." Use dashed red border.

RIGHT frame (AFTER): Same sections, but the "What makes DetectX® unique?" heading and its icon grid are ghosted/visible at 15% opacity, showing through the background. The void is gone — content flows continuously. Add a green annotation: "opacity: 0.15 initial state — content always visible — animates to 100% on scroll entry." Show a subtle fade-in arrow.

F2 · P1

Hero LCP Fix — Video Lazy Load + Static Poster

HomePage > HeroSection > VideoEmbed

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Current State

The hero section loads two heavy resources simultaneously on page init: (1) an animated particle-network background (~webm/mp4, looping, full-viewport), and (2) an embedded video player (4:14 runtime) showing "One Platform. Total Compliance. DetectX® for Fraud, AML & KYC." Both load in the initial page paint, pushing LCP to an estimated 3–4s range.

Target State

Video shows a static high-quality poster image (the video's opening frame — a professional compliance team image or the "One Platform. Total Compliance." branded title card) with a large centered play button. Video loads only when the user clicks play. Page load is significantly faster. The animated particle background can remain but should be CSS-based rather than video-based where possible.

CSS / HTML Changes

video embed: add loading="lazy" + poster="hero-poster.jpg"

JS: replace embed src with placeholder div until click

Play button overlay: position: absolute; top: 50%; left: 50%

Canvas

1440×760px · Frame type: Before/After

Wireframe Notes for Figma Agent

LEFT frame (BEFORE): Show the hero section at 1440×760. Left half: large white text "Reduce False Alerts by 98%*" on dark particle background. Right half: the embedded video player with a loading spinner or partially-loaded state. Add red annotation: "Both animated BG + video load on page init → LCP ~3–4s → Google ranking penalty." Draw a performance timeline bar at the bottom showing: white → gray → red zone past 2.5s mark.

RIGHT frame (AFTER): Same layout but the video area shows a clean static poster image (dark branded frame with "One Platform. Total Compliance." text) with a large red circular play button (⏵) centered on it. Add green annotation: "Static poster — loads instantly. Video defers until user clicks. LCP drops to <2.5s." Show the performance bar now ending in the green zone.

F3 · P1

Add "Why DetectX" to Navigation

GlobalNavBar > CompanyDropdown > WhyDetectX (new)

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Current State

The Company dropdown contains: Prospero AG overview, About Us link, Contact Us link, Management Team link, Partners section. No "Why DetectX" or differentiation narrative entry exists anywhere in primary navigation.

Target State

Company dropdown includes a "Why DetectX®" entry (with a fingerprint/shield icon matching the brand icon style) that links to a new landing page. The landing page covers: (1) customer pain points addressed, (2) the 4 differentiators, (3) the 98% stat with attribution, (4) 2–3 named client quote excerpts, (5) comparison snippet vs. generic AI alternatives.

Canvas

1440×520px (nav dropdown) + 1440×2000px (new landing page) · Frame type: Wireframe + Annotation

Wireframe Notes for Figma Agent

Frame 1 — Nav Dropdown: Show the full nav bar (Prospero logo, Industries, Solutions, Platform, Resources, Company, English, Request Trial button). Company dropdown is open showing current items: Prospero AG blurb, About Us →, Contact Us →, Management Team →, Partners section. Add a new item at the top of the Company section: icon (fingerprint matching brand) + "Why DetectX®" + one-line description "The case for choosing DetectX® over the alternatives." Style matches other dropdown items (white text, same icon weight, 14px font). Add green annotation box: "New nav entry — links to Why DetectX landing page."

Frame 2 — Why DetectX Landing Page wireframe (1440×2000): Section 1: Dark hero with "Why DetectX®?" headline + 2-sentence summary. Section 2: Pain points grid (3 cards: False positive overload / Compliance cost / Fragmented systems). Section 3: 4 differentiators from /detectx in larger, more prominent format. Section 4: "98% False Alert Reduction — Swiss Retail Bank" stat in large red numbers. Section 5: 2 client quote cards (Generali Switzerland, Sparkasse Zollernalb). Section 6: CTA — "See it in action → Request Demo". All sections use brand colors.

F4 · P2

Solution Cards — Replace AI Stock with UI Screenshots

HomePage > SolutionsSection > SolutionCard (×4)

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Current State

The homepage "DetectX® Solutions" section shows 4 cards in a horizontal carousel (Fraud Detection, Know Your Customer, Anti-Money Laundering, Credit Risk Rating). Each card has a large landscape image (approx. 480×320px) using generic AI-generated stock imagery: glowing circuits on dark background, a hand holding a glowing sphere, abstract currency symbols, neon data grid. Card structure: image → solution name → 2-line description → "Read more →" link.

Target State

Same card structure but images replaced with cropped, high-res DetectX® UI screenshots. Each screenshot shows a relevant view from the actual software: Fraud Detection → alert management list; KYC → customer risk profile view; AML → transaction monitoring table (already exists on AML inner page — use same asset); Credit Risk → scoring dashboard. Screenshots displayed in a clean browser-chrome frame or borderless. Text in screenshot must be legible at 480px display width.

Canvas

1440×640px · Frame type: Before/After · Shows full 4-card section

Wireframe Notes for Figma Agent

LEFT frame (BEFORE): Show the grey-background section titled "DetectX® Solutions" with 4 cards side by side. Each card has a dark abstract glowing image (use generic tech stock visual — electric circuits / neon orb style). Card images should look obviously generic. Add red annotation: "AI stock imagery — no product visible — undermines trust on compliance platform."

RIGHT frame (AFTER): Same 4 cards but images replaced with clean UI screenshot crops. Each screenshot shows a data table or dashboard from the DetectX interface: dark sidebar, white content area, red accent colour on alerts. Screenshots shown in a minimal browser frame (just top bar with 3 dots + URL bar). Text in screenshots is large enough to read column headers. Add green annotation: "Real product UI — buyer can see what they're buying — increases trust."

F5 · P2

Case Study Proof Block on Solution Pages

SolutionPage > Bottom > CustomerResultsSection (new)

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Current State

Solution inner pages (e.g. /detectx-anti-money-laundering) end with a generic CTA section — no case study reference, no client name, no outcome stat. Case studies are only accessible via Resources → Case Studies, which buyers on a solution page never see unless they navigate away.

Target State

A "Customer Results" section is added near the bottom of each solution page, above the final CTA. It shows 1–2 relevant case study cards: client logo, one-sentence context, one headline metric (e.g. "98% reduction in false alerts"), and a "Read case study →" link. This gives buyers proof without leaving the solution page.

Canvas

1440×480px · Frame type: New Component Wireframe

Wireframe Notes for Figma Agent

Draw a standalone section component at 1440×480px with a light grey (#f0f0f0) background. Section heading: "Customer Results" in dark text (28px bold, left-aligned). Below: 2 cards side-by-side (each ~560px wide, white background, 12px border-radius, 1px border #e0e0e0, 24px padding). Each card: TOP — client logo area (120×40px grey placeholder) + industry tag pill (e.g. "Insurance" — small pill, brand red). MIDDLE — one-sentence description of the implementation (14px, muted grey). BOTTOM — headline metric in large red bold text (e.g. "98%" at 40px) + metric label ("reduction in false alerts" at 14px). Below metric: "Read case study →" in brand red, 13px, with arrow. Add blue annotation: "Social proof surfaced on solution page — buyer sees outcome before clicking away."

Action	Impact	Effort
Set scroll-reveal initial opacity to 0.15 (not 0) in Squarespace Custom CSS	High	Low
Add prefers-reduced-motion CSS rule to disable all animations	High	Low
Lazy-load hero video embed; add static poster image	High	Low
Rename "Credit Risk Rating" → proposed name in nav + footer + page title	Medium	Low
Rename "Risk Based Profiling" → "Client Risk Scoring"	Medium	Low
Rename "Asset Screening" → "Transaction / Asset Screening"	Medium	Low
Review root URL geo-redirect — English-locale browsers should not go to /de	Medium	Low

Action	Impact	Effort
Create "Why DetectX" page; add to Company nav (M2)	High	Medium
Rename "Other Industries" → "Third Party Risk Management" page (M3)	High	Medium
Add Fintech as named industry in nav (M4)	Medium	Medium
Restructure Platform menu: universal capabilities vs. module-specific (M5)	High	Medium
Replace AI stock solution cards with UI screenshots (F4)	Medium	Medium
Add "Customer Results" case study block to each solution page (F5, M15)	Medium	Medium
Embed video on solution/industry pages with click-to-play poster (M10)	Medium	Low
Resolve "Transaction Monitoring" naming collision (M14)	Medium	Medium

Action	Impact	Effort
Export Retina/2x UI screenshots; replace laptop mockup frames (M9)	Medium	Medium
Standardise module page structure: header template + cross-links (M11)	Medium	High
Rename "Transaction Monitoring" → "Transaction Processing" in Platform (M12)	Medium	Medium
Attribute "98%" stat to named client if permission available	High	Medium
Add competitor comparison section to "Why DetectX" page	Medium	High
Fix English content in DE AML page customer risk assessment tab (M11)	High	Low
Add keyboard navigation + skip-navigation links (WCAG 2.1 AA)	Medium	Medium