01
Enlarge the permanent Airbridge logoHeader logo scaled up, and the scrolled state raised to match
Implemented
02
Enlarge the small-capital text throughoutApplied site-wide, not only on the homepage
Implemented
03
Headline: remove the full stop and set it over two lines
Implemented
04
Remove “Western” from “privately owned Western Australian company”Now reads “a privately owned Australian company”
Implemented
05
Remove the redundant “Book a meeting” next to “See the technology”
Implemented
06
Confirm the operating pilot statementChecked and left unchanged
Implemented
07
Confirm “patented in 16 countries”Checked and left unchanged
Implemented
08
Validation statement: UWA removed, interim wording in placeCurrently reads “high-ranked Australian universities and a national engineering provider” until consents land
Implemented
09
“Significantly lower carbon footprint”, and remove the “see the proof” link
Implemented
10
Remove the full stop from “A carbon-fed supply chain, run the other way”
Implemented
11
Make the three product boxes the same sizeNo product now reads as more important than another
Implemented
12
Click a product for more informationEach product now opens a detail panel with a fuller description and market context. This was the one item outstanding at the last round
Implemented
13
Include the full sector set on the Industry pageEight sectors now shown
Implemented
14
Does the first view cut off and discourage scrollingTwo changes address this. The hero button has gone, so nothing invites a click away before the visitor scrolls, and a scroll cue now sits beneath the opening statement and fades once scrolling begins. If the first view still feels closed off to you, there is more we can do
Implemented
15
Punctuation and sentence style across headingsRule now applied site-wide: no full stops on headings, full stops stay in body copy. It matches every individual edit you made in the review. One word reverses it
Implemented
16
Punctuation in “For decades…”Body copy keeps its full stops under the same rule, so this stands as written
Implemented
17
Is “Validated and supported by” repetitionOur view: yes, it duplicates the four-statement bar in weaker language. Recommendation is to fold it in once consents land
Your call
18
Company origin brought onto the homepageThe Goldfields origin now appears in the opening paragraph, not only on Our story
Added by TLIS
19
Hero video: nature-focused or industrialChanged, and now live. You asked whether the opening should lean natural or industrial, so we looked for something that does both rather than choosing one. It is an aerial pass over a working limestone quarry: an industrial site, but read as landscape, with the raw material of the process visible in the ground itself. The previous footage is kept, so it can be changed back at any point
Implemented
20
Section backgrounds alternated across every pageSections now alternate between white and the pale blue so each one reads as its own band. This also retired a divider line on Our story that was doing that job in only one place
Added by TLIS
21
Footer reduced by more than halfRebuilt to a single row of links with the acknowledgement below, down from 300px to 141px, applied to all seven pages
Added by TLIS
22
Closing band tightenedThe two contact cards now run horizontally rather than stacked, bringing the band down from 518px to 338px without losing anything
Added by TLIS
23
Hero simplified to one pathThe “See the technology” button and the old scroll marker are gone. The first view now has one job: read, then scroll. A quieter, premium scroll cue fades out the moment scrolling starts
Added by TLIS
