The title has the name of the website appended to it.

Title contains rudimentary text (site name)

Web page pagination is missing.

If a page has a simple 2-column table, it can be represented in IV as a list.

Check out: https://instantview.telegram.org/contest/autoexpert.ro/template7/

If a page has a simple 2-column table, it can be represented in IV as a list.


P.S. My problem with
"https://instantview.telegram.org/contest/autoexpert.ro/template5/issue1/"
was fixed.

Slideshow preview image duplicates first image of gallery. This does not happen on the source website because it uses a different method of representation. Removing the duplicate image is rather trivial, but crucial task.

An image has been added as a cover image despite being below three paragraphs and being followed by another nearby image.

Smile should be removed, It can be perceived as part of the content

Smile should be removed, it can be perceived as part of the content

Hello, dear competitor.

Some of these kind of reviews have an advantages/disadvantages box. Now, the problem is that even if the template renders the items, it's headers (whether it's an advantage or a disadvantage) is missing.

This has some implications of it's own, as the user is not given the opportunity to scan for what he is looking for, and the spacing between the lists can turn out to be confusing.

Please add the Plus & Minus headings.

Some of these kind of reviews have an advantages/disadvantages box. Now, the problem is that even if the template renders the items, it's headers (whether it's an advantage or a disadvantage) is missing.

This has some implications of its own, as the user is not given the opportunity to scan for what he is looking for, and the spacing between the lists can turn out to be confusing.

Please add the Plus & Minus headings.

The table processed by your template also contains headings, grouping rows by their category.
I cannot highlight them in the template because they're plain text, but I leave it as an exercise to the reader: find the headings. Was it pleasant?

Now, your template treats all table elements the same, and the groups are dumped in plain text.
This removes any benefit of them being in the first place. Making them bold, getting them out of the bullet list or making them a header would be a nice improvement.

The table processed by your template also contains headings, grouping rows by their category.
Now, your template treats all table elements the same, and the groups are dumped in plain text.
This removes any benefit of them being in the first place. Making them bold, getting them out of the bullet list or making them a header would be a nice improvement.

A tiny needle in the haystack, but your table heading contains double the amount of recommended colons.