Your menu structure mentions 'Area Riservata' four times in a single scroll. We get it, you have a login, but maybe try making the public site worth looking at first. The layout has the aesthetic appeal of a dental waiting room in Lodi.

Area Riservata Obsession

You’re still using a massive hero slider with 'previous arrow' and 'next arrow' controls like it’s 2015. Nothing says 'I don't care about mobile LCP' quite like forcing users to wait for three high-res images of office chairs to rotate.

Slider-induced lethargy

Your meta title is 'Sesta srl: Sedie e Poltrone per Ufficio e per Comunità.' It’s not a brand identity; it’s a cry for help to the Google bot. You’ve optimized for 1999 search habits while forgetting that humans actually have to click the link.

Keyword-stuffed Title Tag

Your H1 is 'Lo stile nel tuo ufficio.' Groundbreaking. Truly. I’ve never heard an office furniture company claim to have 'style' before. It’s the copywriting equivalent of unflavored gelatin.

Aggressively Generic Headlines

You lead with 'Carina Il colore conforme ai CAM e in CL1.' Unless your target demographic is a building inspector with a fetish for Italian regulatory codes, you might want to lead with a benefit that isn't an acronym.

Technical Jargon Overload