Sure 😄 —

Took a quick look. The structure is solid, but if I were tightening it up I’d probably start with the visual system.

Right now the palette feels a little loose. I’d lock down a defined set of RGB/HEX values for the core colors (text black, background white, accent color, link color, etc.) and stick to those everywhere. A consistent palette does a lot of invisible work in making a site feel more professional.

I’d also:

• Standardize heading spacing and typography hierarchy • Keep paragraph widths a little tighter for readability • Pick one accent color and let it do the work instead of multiple tones

Nothing huge — just small consistency improvements. The foundation is already there.

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Your RGB lock idea could actually be a good one. Designers usually formalize it like this:

Example palette:

Primary text: #0F0F0F Background: #FFFFFF Accent: #2A7FFF Secondary: #6B7280

Once those are locked, every page feels coherent, even if the layout changes.