Figma
Clean readingSource: https://figma.com/
Reading captured on 2026-07-09. Sites change.
Executive summary
The consent overlay overlaps the hero on the first visit.
A confident hero whose primary action meets a first-visit consent overlay that overlaps the hero region, alongside several secondary actions above the fold.
What to review first
Whether the consent overlay blocks the primary action on the first, highest-intent visit.
Observed pattern
A first-visit consent layer that overlaps the hero turns the first requested gesture into competition with the converting one.
Evidence
- A consent overlay overlaps the hero region on first visit.
- Seven calls to action above the fold: two primary and five secondary.
- The primary action reads 'Get started for free.'
Full report
What the reading saw
A strong hero headline and product mockup, with a consent overlay overlapping the hero region on the first visit and seven calls to action above the fold (two primary, five secondary).
Why it matters
The first visit is the highest-intent moment. If the consent layer sits over the hero, the first gesture the page asks for competes with the action that converts.
What to review first
Check the first-visit state: does the consent overlay sit over the primary call to action, and can it be positioned so it does not overlap the hero?
What not to conclude yet
This is a single reading. It describes the first-visit layout it observed; it does not measure how many visitors are affected.
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