REPORT — the reviewer's findings on the new site (2026-10-12)

In plain words

A reviewer walked every page of the live site, on a computer and on a phone, and found six real faults and a few things worth deciding. All of them are fixed and live. The three questions you answered are at the top, because two of them changed quite a lot of text.

Nothing changed in the web addresses, the legal texts, or where the contact form sends its message.

1. Your three answers

	you were asked	you chose
1	the site says „we", the bio says „I"	„I" everywhere a person speaks
2	„Miben segíthetünk?" lists work the test may not include	trim it to what the closed test offers
3	the hidden price page	keep it as it is

On (3) I was asked to say in one line what the page holds: /szolgaltatasok-nonpublic is the full price list — three starter packages (75 000 / 130 000 / 200 000 Ft), then one-off, monthly and ad-hoc services with prices, plus „Miért kapsz saját domaint?" and „Hogyan működik?". Nothing on the site links to it; only robots.txt (which tells search engines to skip it) and the gate's own list name it. It stays, untouched.

2. Each fix, and what proves it

#	the fault	what proves it is gone
1	The red consent warning showed before anyone pressed anything on both contact pages	Run in the browser, in order: load → no error; submit with the box unticked → error appears; tick it → error gone. No message was sent: the form stops before the network request when the box is unticked.
2	The consent box was the browser's own grey control	It is the site's now: measured `24×24` box, `appearance: none`, with a `44×44` label wrapped round it (a label toggles the control it names, so the whole square is tappable) and a focus ring that shows from the keyboard.
3	The contact page promised an answer within 24 hours, which the test terms refuse to promise	Both pages now say „Általában 1–2 napon belül válaszolok. A zárt teszt alatt válaszidőt nem vállalok — ez a teszt feltételeiben is így áll." The „sürgős" line is gone.
4	The two services pages were missing from the sitemap	`sitemap.xml` has 20 `<loc>` entries, read back from the live site; `/szolgaltatasok` and `/en/services` carry the same hreflang pair as every other twin.
5	A dead script logged a warning on every inner page (`[mobile-menu] Missing elements`)	Removed from all 20 pages that carried it. The console is empty on reload — with a positive control first (a warning I sent myself was captured, so the reader was working).
6	The tester button in the menu looked second-class	It is the same primary blue as the hero button on all 22 pages.
7	The home page's biggest section said nothing	„Mit tud a doboz ma?" now has 2–3 points under each of the three titles, taken word for word from the services page, with the „Minden szolgáltatás →" link kept.
8	No link to the Facebook page	A plain text link in the footer of all 22 pages. No script, no widget, no pixel: the only outside addresses any page refers to are still `felhom.eu` and `stats.felhom.eu`, checked across all 22.

Checked on every page, both languages: 22 pages at 390 px and at 1440 px, no horizontal scrolling anywhere (measured in a real browser frame, not by eye), one stylesheet version everywhere.

3. The voice

You chose „I" everywhere a person speaks. That turned out to be about 150 sentences across six pages in two languages. What was done:

Contact, tester and FAQ pages, both languages — the pages you were shown — now speak as one person: „válaszolok", „figyelem a mentéseket", „én fizetem a domaint", „I watch the server", „I do not promise a reply time".
The home and services pages followed, because they repeat the same promises; otherwise the home page would have said „mi figyeljük" while the FAQ said „figyelem". „Amiről mi gondoskodunk" is „Amiről én gondoskodom".
An inclusive „we" stays plural, where it means you and me together: „Megbeszéljük, mire van szükséged", „az egyeztetésen átbeszéljük", „we just talk first". Changing those would have been wrong, not consistent.
The legal texts were not touched. /adatkezeles and /feltetelek are byte-for-byte what they were, and the two sentences that describe what those documents cover still use their words.
Not touched, and worth knowing: the technology, applications and backup pages still use „we" in a few sentences about the product rather than a person. Say the word and they follow.

One mechanical note, because it nearly went wrong: every FAQ answer exists twice on the page — once in the machine-readable block Google reads, once visible — and a gate holds the two equal. Five answers have bold text inside the sentence, so the first pass changed only the machine-readable copy. The gate caught exactly those five. That is what the gate is for.

4. The film licences

What is actually in the Jellyfin scene: the player plays Caminandes 3: Llamigos, and the title is on screen in the player's bar. Before it, for about a second, the demo site's library wall showed eleven film posters.

The licence, from the producer's own platform. Blender's own video site lists the film under the Blender Open Movies channel with "licence": {"id": 1, "label": "Attribution"} — Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY). That requires a credit, and it is not public domain. The film's own site (caminandes.com) no longer resolves, and the Blender Studio film page states no licence in its text, so the producer's video platform is the first-party source I can quote; Blender Studio's blog says only "We love to share, and we do so with Creative Commons license."

So, two things changed:

A credit line under the hero caption: „A film a képernyőn: Caminandes: Llamigos © Blender Foundation, CC BY", linked to the film's page. English twin likewise.
The library wall is cut — the Jellyfin scene now starts one second in, with the film already playing. I could not quote a first-party licence for eleven pieces of poster art (one of them Dracula, 1931, which is not a public-domain title), and 1.4 seconds of poster thumbnails is not worth the question. The „Stable Demo" branding went with it, which the scene is better without.

I corrected yesterday's claim rather than leaving it. website/CHANGELOG.md said the films were „public-domain prints". That was wrong: the one that plays is CC BY. The sentence is struck through in place and points at the new entry.

5. The hero clip, rebuilt

Immich is first, so the still that every visitor sees before the clip loads — and the only thing a phone in power-saving mode or an in-app browser ever shows — is a wall of real photographs. Proven by breaking both video sources in the browser: the laptop still shows the photo grid.
1.3 seconds of blank screen is gone from the OnlyOffice scene: a loading page and then an empty spreadsheet, before the data appeared. The scene is 0–3.30 s plus 4.60 s to the end, cut on the frame; what stays is the document, the file list and the full spreadsheet.
34.3 seconds now, mp4 1 084 KB, webm 1 185 KB, poster 69 KB. The clip still has no autoplay attribute, still starts only when the laptop is on screen, and still never starts for a visitor whose system asks for less movement.

6. What I did not do

Server compression is still off (site.css travels as 111 KB). That is R-931 and it is an nginx change in another repository, which a DooPlex session has to make. Not this task, as the brief says.
/szolgaltatasok-nonpublic is untouched, per your answer.
The sentences that describe the privacy notice („milyen adatot kezelünk") keep the plural of the document they describe.

7. Commits, gates, register

Commits on main: 02be8ea7 (every fix above, the voice, the rebuilt clip, gate 24 and its decoy) and this report. Nothing was pushed with --no-verify.
scripts/repo_gates.py --fast on DooPlex at 02be8ea7: all 19 gates OK, including script-tests, which runs the decoy suite. due-checks is green again - the overdue rows were cleared by the other session that pushed 1b45bb4d today, not by this one.
The new decoy was seen to fail before it was trusted: ok site/sitemap-missing-page decoy rejected. It takes the services entry back out of sitemap.xml and requires the gate to say /szolgaltatasok is a public page and is NOT listed - convicting for the right reason, not just convicting.
Live verification, after the deploy: the sitemap reads 20 URLs including both services pages; the contact page opens with no error showing; 20 pages rendered at 390 px and at 1440 px with no horizontal scrolling; the only hosts any page asks for are felhom.eu and stats.felhom.eu; the GYIK console is empty (with a positive control first, so the reader was proven to work).
The register moved 128 -> 112 today, but not because of this task - that was the session that pushed 1b45bb4d. This task filed nothing: everything it found was fixed in the session, which is what the register's size rule asks, and the one gap worth preventing became gate 24 instead of a row.
One thing I could not watch: the clip itself does not play in the automation browser on this workstation (its media engine loads nothing - a 1 KB generated sound file stalls the same way). The poster, the credit line, the geometry and the blocked-video behaviour were all verified there, and the operator has watched the clip play in his own browser.

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