Promo Landing
Primary user task: Someone searching "Epsom care home" lands here and decides whether Care UK serves the area, and which homes are nearby.
A location-templated SEO landing page for Epsom. Reuses the listing template from page 02 with seven homes pre-filtered. Card compaction propagates the page-02 fix.
A near-clone of page 02 with location-specific copy. The same card-compaction fix propagates here, seven cards × ~700 px reclaimed each. This is the leverage of the cross-page findings: fixing the component once also delivers the page-03 result.
Page-specific findings
F3.1 Medium density 2 P03 cards carry an extra body description with READ MORE not present on P02
The same `careHomeItem` template renders with an additional 3-paragraph body + READ MORE expander on the location landing template, adding ~150–250 px per card. Inconsistent with P02 which uses the same component without the description.
Decide on one card pattern across both pages, description-keep (target ~450 px per card) or description-drop (target ~300 px). Either is fine; the inconsistency is the problem.
card
F3.2 Medium density 1 Lead body paragraph is templated, lists every home name, repeats brand boilerplate
2 paragraphs of templated SEO copy listing every Epsom home name plus generic Care UK boilerplate. A user who landed via "Epsom care home" needs to know quickly that Care UK serves Epsom and where to find the homes, not read the brand boilerplate.
Collapse to one paragraph with the location intent ("Care UK has 7 homes in and around Epsom") and let the result cards do the rest.
body
F2.7 Medium typography 2 Distance "(2.7 miles)" rendered in faint grey on white
Distance is rendered near `--color-text-dimmed` (#999). At 14 px on
Promote to `--color-text-primary` (#333), passes AA at any size. The token already exists; the page uses the wrong one.
body
F3.5 Medium typography 1 Distance text contrast (mirrors F2.7)
Distance "(X.X miles)" rendered in `--color-text-dimmed` (#999) at 14 px, ~2.85:1 contrast on white. Same as F2.7.
Promote distance to `--color-text-primary` across both list templates.
body
F3.4 Low typography 1 Body lead carries no body-lg weight despite being the page's primary positioning
The lead paragraph on a location landing page is the page's primary positioning, yet renders at the same `body-md` weight as the boilerplate beneath it.
Apply `body-lg` (18 px, weight 500) to the lead.
body-lg
Cross-page findings that apply here
These are component-level findings catalogued in the Cross-page findings view. Each appears on multiple pages; fixing the component delivers the fix everywhere.
C-CARD-LIST.2 Medium density P02P03 1 Care-type matrix shows offered AND not-offered with similar weight
Each `careHomeItem` lists 7 care types with mixed pink-check (offered) and grey-circle (not offered) icons. Both icons are the same size and visual weight. 70 service rows on page 02 (10 cards × 7) and 49 on page 03, ~280 px per card of "what's not offered" content.
Show only what the home does offer, as a `category-tag` chip row. Not-offered services are an absence, not a feature, they don't need to be displayed.
category-tag
C-CARD-LIST.1 High density P02P03 3 Care-home result card is 1,000–1,200 px tall on mobile
Each card stacks a full-width image (~280 px), title row, CQC line, 7-row care-type matrix showing offered + not-offered services with similar visual weight, phone number row, and a full-width "VIEW HOME" button. Total ~1,000–1,200 logical px. The same template renders only one card per fold on a 844 px viewport.
Compact to ~300 px per card, side-image layout, `category-tag` chips for offered services, drop the per-card phone (it's on the home detail page). The `vacancyItem` template on page 05 already proves Care UK can build a compact card pattern (~70 px each).
card · category-tag
C-FONT.1 Medium typography P01P02P03P04P05P06 11–14 px text used in 100+ places site-wide
WCAG and iOS HIG both recommend ≥ 16 px for body text. 11–12 px text is below that floor; 14 px is borderline (acceptable for footnotes / captions, not body copy). P01 alone has 39 elements at 11 px, 38 at 12 px, 99 at 14 px.
Use the existing `body` component sizes, `body-md` (16 px) as default, `body-sm` (14 px) as the smallest defensible body size. Footnote / caption uses can drop to `body-xs` (12 px) but should be bounded.
body
C-FOOTER.1 Low density P01P02P03P04P05P06 3 Footer carries decorative pink swoosh adding ~300 px chrome
Decorative pink swoosh sits before the actual footer content (links, copyright, social, accreditation badge). On mobile, after a long scroll, the user wants to be at the bottom, the swoosh delays it.
Suppress decorative footer elements at small viewports. Apply a mobile-suppression utility on the swoosh decoration.
footer
C-FORM.1 Medium layout P02P03P05 2 Search form Reset / Submit visually unbalanced
Reset is a small outlined button (~75 px wide); Submit is a wide filled button (~190 px). The asymmetric pair reads as unresolved.
Apply the existing form-row pattern, primary + secondary share width on mobile. `button` Primary + `button` Secondary, equal-width on small viewports.
button
C-CHAT.1 High layout P01P02P03P04P05P06 2 Two persistent bottom-anchored widgets compound on every screen
Two competing always-on bottom widgets reduce the effective scrollable viewport by ~80–200 logical px on every screen of content the user reads. WCAG 2.4.11 (Focus Not Obscured), content under a persistent widget cannot be focused without scrolling around it.
Per page:
- P01, Olark chat icon + Recently Viewed (2 widgets)
- P02–P03, Recently Viewed only
- P04, Recruiting Assistant + Recently Viewed (2 widgets)
- P05–P06, Recently Viewed only
Consolidate to one persistent action per page maximum, with a documented mobile safe-area inset. Olark vs Recently Viewed must be rationalised at the application layer. Use the `floating-action` composition pattern (system-level documentation, not a new component).
floating-action
C-FORM.2 Medium navigation P02P03P05 2 Search results lack active-filter / sort summary, no count
After Submit, the page reloads with results but no chip row showing "Filters: …, Sort: …, X of Y results." Users can't refine without scrolling back to the form.
Add a `filter-chip` row + count band above results (e.g. "36 vacancies in 10 homes near GU22"). No new component needed.
filter-chip · body
C-IMG.1 High layout P01P02P03P04P05P06 2 77% of images across the audit are missing width / height / aspect-ratio
Images without explicit dimensions cause **layout shift** as they load, content jumps as the browser reserves space. This produces a poor Core Web Vitals CLS score (a Google ranking signal) and a janky perceived performance. The brief explicitly calls this out.
Per page:
- P01: 242 / 297 (81%)
- P02: 13 / 15 (87%)
- P03: 10 / 12 (83%)
- P04: 18 / 69 (26%)
- P05: 3 / 5 (60%)
- P06: 104 / 106 (98%)
Apply the existing `image` component (or `<picture>` with explicit dims) to all live image renders. The component already documents `width` / `height` props as required, with `aspect-ratio` as the mobile-friendly modern alternative.
image
C-MAP.1 High navigation P02P03P05 2 Map experience is silently stripped on mobile
Desktop renders a large interactive UK map showing every Care UK home / hiring location. Mobile replaces the map with a single text link "View homes on a map" wedged below the search form. The primary spatial discovery affordance is removed, not adapted.
Add a `card-flush` static-map preview as the second module, opening to a full-screen map sheet via an `image-gallery`-style interaction. The careers section (P06) already does this with Google Maps, proving Care UK's templates can support it.
card-flush · image-gallery
C-NAV.1 Low density P01P02P03P04P05P06 2 Top utility tab bar consumes ~50 logical px on every page
The three audience tabs (CAREERS / CARE HOMES / CUSTOMERS) sit at the very top of every page, they're a Care UK Group navigation (sister-site switcher) but consume permanent vertical space on a small viewport.
Collapse into a hamburger / dropdown on mobile via the existing `eyebrow-nav-bar` component, which already documents this pattern.
eyebrow-nav-bar