The site has the aesthetic appeal of a waiting room in a suburban insurance agency, featuring enough shades of corporate blue to induce clinical depression. The 'Gestisci Consenso' banner hits you faster than the hail they claim to fix.

Aggressive insurance-core aesthetic

Your animated stats are a comedy of errors; the site proudly displays '1 +' specialized technicians and '0 +' associated body shops. Technically, zero is a number, but it’s not the flex you think it is.

Broken counter logic

You've stuffed every insurance logo with the same 10-keyword string: 'riparazione auto grandinate, rimozione bolli da grandine, levabolli...' Google’s crawler isn't a 2005-era search engine; it’s a sophisticated AI that’s currently laughing at your 'Allianz' alt tag.

Abusive alt-text stuffing

Calling yourselves 'la calma dopo la tempesta' (the calm after the storm) is a bit much for a company that pushes dents out of Fiats. Also, the 'News' section includes a post from 2022 at the bottom, suggesting the storm passed and you forgot to check the weather since.

Melodramatic taglines

Putting 'Accedi al Gestionale' (Access Management System) in the primary navigation is the peak of 'we built this site for our employees, not our customers.' I also love how you're 'EuroGrandine' on the homepage but 'EuroHailStorm' when sponsoring the Olympics—pick a personality.

Internal tools in main nav