We found 4 issueson isothis.shopworth fixing.

FAQ and Terms disagree on whether sellers pay fees

The FAQ on /faq states "None. No listing fees, no monthly plans, no commissions. Sellers keep 100% of their asking price." and "ISO charges a service fee to buyers only. Sellers pay nothing." The Terms on /terms state "we may charge sellers a platform fee on completed sales, disclosed before they accept". Both passages describe seller fees on completed sales, and they cannot both hold, so one of the two pages misstates the fee policy sellers are asked to agree to.

Try it: Open /faq and read the seller fees answer, then open /terms and search for "platform fee".

Teal link and footer wordmark fail contrast

The "View all" link in the Recent ISOs rail on / uses #0fb5a6 on #fbfcfd at 14px, a contrast ratio of 2.49:1 where WCAG 2 AA requires 4.5:1. The footer wordmark span in .footer-logo uses the same teal on #ffffff at 28px and measures 2.56:1 against a 3:1 requirement for large text. axe-core classes the color-contrast rule as serious, and the same teal-on-white pattern is flagged on /how-it-works, /faq, /support and /terms. Low vision users will struggle to read these links and labels.

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Try it: Open / on desktop, look at the "View all" link beside Recent ISOs and the ISO wordmark in the footer, and sample the teal #0fb5a6 against the near-white background in any contrast checker.

Sidebar navigation links have no accessible name

The icon-only links in the left sidebar on / expose no accessible name. axe-core flags a[data-analytics-id="nav-browse"] (href="/requests") and a[data-analytics-id="nav-my-isos"] (href="/buy/requests") under the link-name rule at serious impact: both are in the tab order, carry no text visible to screen readers, and have neither an aria-label nor an aria-labelledby. The same failure is reported on /how-it-works, /faq, /support and /terms, so it comes from the shared sidebar. Screen reader and keyboard users reach these links with nothing announced but the destination URL.

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Try it: Open / and tab into the left sidebar icons, or run axe-core on the page and look at the link-name rule for the nav-browse and nav-my-isos anchors.

The SMS terms bullet says "IsoThis" instead of ISO

On /terms, the first bullet under "Text-message notifications (SMS program terms)" opens with "IsoThis notifications alert you when a buyer wants an item you sell". The brand name renders as "IsoThis", a concatenation of the "Iso" token and the following word, while the rest of the project uses the "ISO" wordmark. The remainder of the sentence reads correctly, so the defect is confined to the brand string at the start of the bullet. A second load of the same route did not show the string, so the copy may vary by render path.

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Try it: Open /terms on a phone, scroll to the "Text-message notifications (SMS program terms)" section, and read the first bullet.

The "it" text sits awkwardly

The footer tagline paragraph wraps the single word "it" onto its own fourth line, leaving an orphan.

The "it" text sits awkwardly

The footer tagline paragraph wraps the single word "it" onto its own final line, and the sentence ends without a period.

The "it" text sits awkwardly

The footer tagline paragraph wraps its final word "it" onto a line by itself.

The "Sealed LEGO" text sits awkwardly

The "Sealed LEGO" caption pill overhangs the left edge of its card and clips its own rounded corner, unlike the inset pills on the neighboring cards.

The "it" text sits awkwardly

The footer tagline paragraph wraps the single word "it" onto its own fourth line and ends without a period.