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review.northbeamstudio.com/spring-launch 4 open
Northbeam
HHannah · 2h

Can the hero image sit a bit higher? The text is covering her face.

MMarcus · 2h

Is this the final wording, or a placeholder?

HHannah · 1h

Button should be our green, not black.

PPriya · 40m

Really happy with this one.

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claude code · siteviewer mcp
> list open comments
4 open on Spring Launch v4
1  Hero image sits too low .hero__media
2  Final wording? .hero h1
3  Button should be green .btn--cta
4  Positive, no action .footer
> fix 1 and 3, then resolve
editing hero.css, tokens.css
resolved 1, replied in the review room
resolved 3, replied in the review room
> ▌

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