We found 6 issueson getskip.aiworth fixing.

The centros page gives two different provider counts

On /centros the hero headline reads "+200 prestadores donde tu reembolso corre solo", while the list further down the same page is labelled "163 centros integrados". Both figures describe the integrated provider network on one route, so the page states two different sizes for it. The headline number cannot be reconciled with the count rendered above the listing.

Try it: Open /centros, read the hero headline, then scroll to the label above the provider list and compare the two counts.

Four routes share the page title "Skip"

Four distinct routes on getskip.ai render the identical document title "Skip": /, /prestadores, /onboarding, and /cnpl. Each of these is a separate page with its own content, so search results, browser tabs, and bookmarks give no way to tell them apart. The titles are set identically in the rendered head of each route.

Try it: Open /, /prestadores, /onboarding, and /cnpl in separate tabs and compare the tab titles, or check the <title> element in each page's head.

Four routes share one meta description

The routes /, /prestadores, /onboarding and /cnpl all serve the identical meta description: "AI para simplificar la vida de pacientes y prestadores de salud. Reembolsos automatizados y copago virtual." These are distinct pages covering the landing page, the provider section, onboarding and CNPL, so search results and link previews for each carry the same summary text with nothing that distinguishes them.

Try it: Load /, /prestadores, /onboarding and /cnpl and compare the content of the meta name="description" tag in each document head.

Five security response headers are missing

The response from https://www.getskip.ai/ is missing Content-Security-Policy, CSP frame-ancestors or X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff, Referrer-Policy, and Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy.

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Try it: Run curl -sI https://www.getskip.ai/ and check the response for Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, and Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy.

Chat mockup text fails the AA contrast threshold

The WhatsApp style chat mockup in the hero on / has text below the WCAG AA contrast threshold. The message timestamps render #667781 on #DCF8C6 at 4.04:1, the attachment line "498 kB · PDF" renders #667781 on #D1ECBC at 3.63:1, and the red "PDF" badge renders white on #EA4335 at 3.92:1, all against a required 4.5:1 at those sizes (9px and 8px). axe-core flags these as color-contrast failures at serious impact, mapped to WCAG 2.1 AA 1.4.3.

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Try it: Open / on desktop and run axe-core, or inspect the timestamp and file size text inside the hero chat mockup and compare #667781 against the #DCF8C6 and #D1ECBC bubble backgrounds.

A hero mockup marked as an image contains focusable elements

On the home page of getskip.ai, the hero phone mockup is a div carrying role="img" with the aria-label "Pantalla de la plataforma Skip mostrando $145.100 reembolsados en el mes y la lista de gastos aprobados.", and it contains focusable descendants. axe-core flags this as nested-interactive at serious impact, mapped to WCAG 2.1.1 and 4.1.2. Assistive technology presents the container as a single image while keyboard users can still tab into elements inside it, so the exposed structure and the focus order disagree. Six similar findings on the same route were suppressed behind this one.

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Try it: Load getskip.ai on desktop, then tab from the hero call-to-action buttons and watch focus land inside the phone mockup that is exposed as role="img".

The "Configurar" text sits awkwardly

The "Configurar" button label renders in very light gray on a light gray pill against a near-white card, giving low contrast compared with the other card text.

The "Agregar" text sits awkwardly

The "Agregar" button label renders in near-white on a light gray pill, producing very low contrast compared with the sibling "Crear" button.

A rough edge in the layout

The bold subtitle inside the onboarding card wraps with a single short word orphaned onto its own centered second line.