Style review · difference catalog · July 17, 2026

Where the site is inconsistent

18 places where bristolassoc.com uses more than one value for the same kind of thing.

Each card on this page describes one place where the website currently uses more than one value for the same kind of thing — for example, two slightly different greens for the same kind of button. For every card, we show you each variation exactly as it appears on the site, tell you which one we recommend standardizing on and why, and give you a fair counter-argument. You then record one decision per card: agree with the recommendation, prefer one of the other variations, or leave things exactly as they are today.

To record a decision on a card, simply click the option you would like the site to use — everything saves automatically, both your selection and anything you type in a comment box. If you would rather keep things the way they are, click “Leave this one alone” instead. Double-click any of the small screenshots to see a larger version, and the “See it live” links open the real pages in a new tab.

One important note: choosing an option here does not change anything on the website or on the Proposed preview pages. Your choices are collected first; once you have been through the catalog, we apply the approved decisions in the next round and you review the result before anything goes live.

Already unified — confirm These two values were so close that we have already merged them in the proposed build. Nothing is final — we are asking you to confirm the merge, and it can be undone if you disagree.
Your call Nothing has been changed for these yet. The site still shows every variation, and we will not touch them until you make the call on the card.

Button green — already unified (confirm)

Already unified — confirm
Two nearly identical greens were used for the same primary buttons; the proposed build folds the older one onto the standard.
Click the option you want the site to use — or click “Leave this one alone” below to keep things as they are. Double-click any small screenshot to see it enlarged.
Your choice
Legacy green (was)
#2d953f · used in 24 places in the stylesheet
The older call-to-action green. Until this consolidation, it was still painting the form button on the Atlanta page.
Legacy green (was)
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
Legacy green (was)
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
Your choice
Standard green (now)
#38934e · used in 37 places in the stylesheet
recommended
The site’s dominant call-to-action green — the one every green button now uses in the proposed build.
Standard green (now)
As it appears on the home page.
Standard green (now)
As it appears on the home page.
Standard green (now)
As it appears on the home page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Applied in the proposed build: #2d953f is folded onto #38934e. Please confirm.
The case against it: None material — both are mid-greens; the change removes an inconsistency without altering the design.
See it live: Atlanta Office Homepage

Contact-icon blue — already unified (confirm)

Already unified — confirm
A legacy blue on small contact icons is folded onto the brand blue in the proposed build.
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Your choice
Legacy blue (was)
#003594 · used in 14 places in the stylesheet
An older blue that survived on the small contact icons and a few titles.
Legacy blue (was)
As it appears on the contact us page.
Legacy blue (was)
As it appears on the contact us page.
Legacy blue (was)
As it appears on the contact us page.
Your choice
Brand blue (now)
#295099 · used in 55 places in the stylesheet
recommended
The site’s dominant brand blue — the one everything is unified onto in the proposed build.
Brand blue (now)
As it appears on the home page.
Brand blue (now)
As it appears on the home page.
Brand blue (now)
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Applied in the proposed build: #003594 is folded onto #295099. Please confirm.
The case against it: #003594 is a richer navy; #295099 is softer. If you prefer the deeper navy as the brand blue, we standardize the other way instead.
See it live: Contact Us Erika Castro — team member

Blues

Your call
Beyond the brand blue, a darker navy is used on some headings and accents.
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Your choice
Brand blue
#295099 · used in 55 places in the stylesheet
recommended
Headers, nav, links, footer.
Brand blue
As it appears on the home page.
Brand blue
As it appears on the home page.
Brand blue
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
Your choice
Deep navy accent
#10368e · used in 8 places in the stylesheet
Some heading / accent text.
Deep navy accent
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
Deep navy accent
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
Deep navy accent
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Keep #10368e as a distinct heading accent — a darker, higher-contrast navy reads better on headings than the medium brand blue.
The case against it: It is technically a third blue. If one-blue is the goal, headings fold onto #295099 too; the two are close enough that most viewers wouldn't notice.
See it live: Homepage Hospitality Recruiters

Border greys

Your call
Boxes, cards, and form fields are outlined in a few different light greys.
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Your choice
Standard border grey
#d1d6de · used in 18 places in the stylesheet
recommended
Form fields and most boxes.
Standard border grey
As it appears on the home page.
Standard border grey
As it appears on the home page.
Standard border grey
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
Your choice
Post-card grey
#e1e1e1 · used in 2 places in the stylesheet
Blog/leader post cards.
Post-card grey
As it appears on the blog a year in review page.
Your choice
Read-more grey
#d9d9d9 · used in 2 places in the stylesheet
Secondary buttons / read-more links.
Read-more grey
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
Read-more grey
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
Read-more grey
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
Your choice
Job-board dropdown border
#D4DDE9 · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
Found while reviewing your feedback doc — a fourth grey, only on the job-board filter dropdowns.
Job-board dropdown border
As it appears on the job board page.
Job-board dropdown border
As it appears on the job board page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Standardize borders on #d1d6de (already the dominant). Fold #e1e1e1 and #d9d9d9 onto it in a follow-up round.
The case against it: These greys are close enough that unifying them is very low-value — arguably not worth a change at all. Defer unless you want pixel-level consistency.
See it live: Job Board Bristol Surveys — category page

Body-text greys

Your call
Body copy is set in more than one grey.
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Your choice
Slate grey
#4f5965 · used in 12 places in the stylesheet
recommended
The redesign's body-text grey.
Slate grey
As it appears on the home page.
Slate grey
As it appears on the home page.
Slate grey
As it appears on the home page.
Your choice
Neutral grey
#666666 · used in 10 places in the stylesheet
Older component descriptions.
Neutral grey
As it appears on the home page.
Neutral grey
As it appears on the home page.
Neutral grey
As it appears on the home page.
Your choice
Dark grey
#333333 · used in 2 places in the stylesheet
Table-of-contents text.
Dark grey
As it appears on the home page.
Dark grey
As it appears on the home page.
Dark grey
As it appears on the home page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Standardize body text on #4f5965 (the redesign's grey). Fold #666 and #333 onto it in a follow-up.
The case against it: #666 and #4f5965 are perceptually close; #333 is deliberately darker for dense reference text. Unifying #333 could reduce readability there.
See it live: Homepage Job Board

Button corner radius

Your call
Buttons use three different corner radii, plus a dozen padding variants. (A fourth radius, 13px, exists in the stylesheet but never visibly appears on any page, so it isn’t shown here.)
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Your choice
10px (plurality)
10px · used in 7 places in the stylesheet
recommended
Job-board and form-submit buttons.
10px (plurality)
As it appears on the job board page.
10px (plurality)
As it appears on the job board page.
10px (plurality)
As it appears on the job board page.
Your choice
14px
14px · used in 3 places in the stylesheet
The main CTA buttons.
14px
As it appears on the home page.
14px
As it appears on the home page.
14px
As it appears on the home page.
Your choice
100px pill
100px · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
Secondary buttons.
100px pill
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
100px pill
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
100px pill
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Propose 10px as the single radius (it has the plurality), but DEFER the change: no clean majority, and button padding/reflow is load-bearing. We want your direction before touching buttons.
The case against it: Leaving it means buttons keep three corner radii; changing it blind risks visible layout shifts we can't call cleanup.
See it live: Homepage Job Board For Employers

Card shadows

Your call
Cards and panels cast several different drop-shadows for the same visual role.
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Your choice
Soft 20px
0px 2px 20px rgba(0,0,0,0.1) · used in 8 places in the stylesheet
recommended
Job items, blog cards, images.
Soft 20px
As it appears on the home page.
Soft 20px
As it appears on the home page.
Soft 20px
As it appears on the home page.
Your choice
Lifted 30px
0px 10px 30px rgba(0,0,0,0.07) · used in 4 places in the stylesheet
Search cards / standard-shadow boxes.
Lifted 30px
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
Lifted 30px
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
Lifted 30px
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
Your choice
Diffuse 25px
0px 4px 25px #00000014 · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
FAQ cards.
Diffuse 25px
As it appears on the location atlanta food and beverage recruiting and executive search page.
Diffuse 25px
As it appears on the location atlanta food and beverage recruiting and executive search page.
Diffuse 25px
As it appears on the location atlanta food and beverage recruiting and executive search page.
Your choice
Tight 5px
0 2px 5px rgba(0,0,0,.1) · used in 3 places in the stylesheet
Blog category chips.
Tight 5px
As it appears on the blog bristol surveys category page.
Tight 5px
As it appears on the blog page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Standardize cards on the soft 20px shadow (most common). Fold the others onto it in a follow-up.
The case against it: Some depth variation is intentional (chips vs large panels). A single shadow could flatten a deliberate hierarchy — worth a design look, not a blind sweep.
See it live: Job Board Homepage

H1 (page-title) sizes

Your call
The main page title is set at several different sizes depending on the template.
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Your choice
45
45px
45px · used in 4 places in the stylesheet
recommended
45px
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
45px
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
45px
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
Your choice
40
40px
40px · used in 3 places in the stylesheet
40px
As it appears on the casino gaming recruiters surveys page.
40px
As it appears on the food and beverage recruiters surveys page.
Your choice
38
38px
38px · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
38px
As it appears on the home page.
38px
As it appears on the this page does not exist phase0 page.
Your choice
35
35px
35px · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
35px
As it appears on the blog a year in review page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Propose a single page-title size (45px, the plurality) but DEFER — page titles sit in template-specific banners and a blanket change may crowd some layouts.
The case against it: Some size variation is deliberate (a blog post title vs a landing banner). A true type scale is its own design project, not a normalization sweep.
See it live: Job Board Contact Us Homepage

H2 (section-heading) sizes

Your call
Section headings are set at several sizes across templates.
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Your choice
30
30px (dominant)
30px · used in 9 places in the stylesheet
recommended
30px (dominant)
As it appears on the home page.
30px (dominant)
As it appears on the home page.
30px (dominant)
As it appears on the home page.
Your choice
40
40px
40px · used in 2 places in the stylesheet
40px
As it appears on the casino gaming recruiters surveys page.
40px
As it appears on the food and beverage recruiters surveys page.
Your choice
34
34px
34px · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
34px
As it appears on the home page.
34px
As it appears on the home page.
34px
As it appears on the home page.
Your choice
22
22px
22px · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
22px
As it appears on the home page.
22px
As it appears on the home page.
22px
As it appears on the home page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Propose 30px as the standard section heading (clear dominant), DEFER the outliers pending a type-scale decision.
The case against it: Card/list headings (22px) are smaller on purpose. Forcing one size would break intended hierarchy in grids.
See it live: Homepage Hospitality Recruiters

H3 (sub-heading) sizes

Your call
Sub-headings vary in size across components. (A 29px size also exists in the stylesheet but never visibly appears on any page, so it isn’t shown here.)
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Your choice
20
20px (dominant)
20px · used in 7 places in the stylesheet
recommended
20px (dominant)
As it appears on the home page.
20px (dominant)
As it appears on the home page.
20px (dominant)
As it appears on the home page.
Your choice
28
28px
28px · used in 2 places in the stylesheet
28px
As it appears on the food and beverage recruiters surveys page.
Your choice
23
23px
23px · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
23px
As it appears on the location atlanta food and beverage recruiting and executive search page.
23px
As it appears on the location atlanta food and beverage recruiting and executive search page.
23px
As it appears on the location atlanta food and beverage recruiting and executive search page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Propose 20px as the standard sub-heading (dominant), DEFER outliers pending the type-scale decision.
The case against it: 28-29px sub-heads are used in dense reference sections where a larger sub-head aids scanning. One size may hurt those.
See it live: Job Board Atlanta — Food & Beverage Recruiting

Form & search-bar text colors

Your call
The text you type into forms and search bars is not one color. The blog search uses the standard form grey, the job-board search shows black, and the job-board filter dropdowns use a third, darker grey (their menu options are black). You flagged this on the Job Board in your feedback doc.
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Your choice
Standard form grey
#666666 · used in 4 places in the stylesheet
recommended
Placeholder text everywhere, and typed text in the blog search.
Standard form grey
As it appears on the blog page.
Your choice
Black
#000000 · used in 2 places in the stylesheet
Typed text in the job-board search bar, and the dropdown menu options.
Black
As it appears on the job board page.
Your choice
Darker grey
#3A3A3A · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
The job-board filter dropdowns (Region / Industry).
Darker grey
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
Darker grey
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
Darker grey
As it appears on the candidates page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Use the standard form grey (#666666) for all typed text, placeholders, and dropdown options — this is what you asked for on the Job Board and category pages.
The case against it: Black is higher-contrast and slightly easier to read. If legibility matters more than matching the other forms, standardize on black instead — either way it should be one color.
See it live: Job Board “A Year in Review” — blog post

Form text sizes

Your call
Most form fields show your typing at 18px, but the resume form on job pages renders at 15px — measurably smaller. You flagged this: “the font size that is typed in the boxes is different than the other forms.”
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Your choice
18
Standard form size
18px · used in 20 places in the stylesheet
recommended
Employer, candidate, and newsletter forms; blog and job-board search bars.
Standard form size
As it appears on the candidates page.
Standard form size
As it appears on the candidates page.
Standard form size
As it appears on the candidates page.
Your choice
15
Resume-form size
15px · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
The Submit Your Resume form on individual job pages (measured, not styled by the theme).
Resume-form size
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
Resume-form size
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
Resume-form size
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Give the resume form an explicit 18px rule so every form on the site matches.
The case against it: None, really — this is a straightforward consistency fix you already requested.
See it live: Director of Sales — job posting Contact Us

Button hover effect

Your call
Most green buttons lighten when you mouse over them; four do not react at all — including the Submit buttons on the Employer and Candidate contact forms. You flagged the Submit button twice (Rounds 3 and 5).
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Your choice
Lightens on hover
#43ac55 · used in 11 places in the stylesheet
recommended
The site standard: buttons brighten to this green on mouse-over. The screenshot below was captured while hovering over a button.
Lightens on hover
As it appears on the home page, captured while hovering over it.
Lightens on hover
As it appears on the home page, captured while hovering over it.
Lightens on hover
As it appears on the home page, captured while hovering over it.
Your choice
none
No hover effect
none · used in 4 places in the stylesheet
Employer & Candidate form Submit buttons, and the two employer buttons.
No hover effect
As it appears on the candidates page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Add the same hover green to every button, so all buttons react consistently.
The case against it: No real counter-argument — this is the behavior you already asked for.
See it live: For Employers For Candidates Contact Us

Button text casing

Your call
Button labels mix Sentence case (the blog treatment you chose as the standard) with ALL CAPS (mostly from Divi’s built-in button styling on older pages). You flagged the Read More buttons on bio pages and the survey-page green buttons.
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Your choice
Aa
Sentence case
Aa · used in 9 places in the stylesheet
recommended
The blog treatment — your chosen standard.
Sentence case
As it appears on the job board page.
Sentence case
As it appears on the job board page.
Sentence case
As it appears on the job board page.
Your choice
AA
ALL CAPS
AA · used in 3 places in the stylesheet
Divi default buttons and job-page headings; fixing means a small CSS override.
ALL CAPS
As it appears on the blog bristol surveys category page.
ALL CAPS
As it appears on the blog bristol surveys category page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Override the remaining all-caps buttons to Sentence case site-wide.
The case against it: Some sites use ALL CAPS deliberately for emphasis; if you like it on certain buttons, we scope the fix to the ones you named.
See it live: Erika Castro — team member Food & Beverage Surveys

Section spacing rhythm

Your call
The vertical space above and below section headings varies from section to section (50, 60, 70, or 90 pixels). About a dozen of your open feedback items are versions of “match the spacing of the other sections” — they are all symptoms of the site not having one spacing standard.
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Your choice
50
50px sections
50px · used in 5 places in the stylesheet
Job board listing area; the survey pages’ audio section.
50px sections
As it appears on the job board page.
50px sections
As it appears on the casino gaming recruiters surveys page.
Your choice
60
60px sections
60px · used in 5 places in the stylesheet
recommended
Most of the newer, redesigned sections.
60px sections
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
60px sections
As it appears on the job board page.
60px sections
As it appears on the candidates page.
Your choice
70
70px sections
70px · used in 2 places in the stylesheet
The survey pages’ top banner.
70px sections
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
70px sections
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
70px sections
As it appears on the casino gaming recruiters surveys page.
Your choice
90
90px sections
90px · used in 3 places in the stylesheet
The testimonial and blog sections on the home page.
90px sections
As it appears on the home page.
90px sections
As it appears on the home page.
90px sections
As it appears on the hospitality recruiters page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Adopt one spacing standard (60px, the most common on the redesigned sections) and bring the outliers — including the survey pages’ blue sections you flagged — in line with it.
The case against it: Some sections may deserve extra breathing room (e.g. the hero areas). If so, we standardize on two sizes — a normal and a large — rather than one.
See it live: Casino & Gaming Surveys Food & Beverage Surveys Homepage

Dropdown arrow color

Your call
The little triangle arrow in dropdowns is a black icon; the text next to it is grey. You asked for the arrow to match the grey form text — in Round 1 and again in Round 7.
Click the option you want the site to use — or click “Leave this one alone” below to keep things as they are. Double-click any small screenshot to see it enlarged.
Your choice
Black arrow (today)
#000000 · used in 2 places in the stylesheet
A black SVG icon used by the job-board filters and form dropdowns.
Black arrow (today)
As it appears on the job board page.
Black arrow (today)
As it appears on the job board page.
Your choice
Form grey (proposed)
#666666 · not visibly used on any captured page
recommended
What the dropdown would look like with the arrow recolored to the form grey. This is a mock-up we generated for this review — it is not on the site yet.
Form grey (proposed)
Simulated preview on the job board page — a mock-up, not something on the site today.
Form grey (proposed)
Simulated preview on the job board page — a mock-up, not something on the site today.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Recolor the arrow icon to the standard form grey, matching the text beside it.
The case against it: None — this is your own request; we just need your confirmation of the exact grey once the form-text decision above is made.
See it live: Job Board Contact Us

Required-field asterisk color

Your call
The * marking required form fields is blue on most forms (your site standard) but red on the resume form — the form plugin’s factory default leaking through. You flagged this: “make the red asterisks blue, to match the website standard.”
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Your choice
Site blue
#295099 · used in 2 places in the stylesheet
recommended
Employer and Candidate contact forms.
Site blue
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
Site blue
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
Site blue
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
Your choice
Plugin-default red
#C02B0A · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
The Submit Your Resume form on job pages (measured).
Plugin-default red
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
Plugin-default red
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
Plugin-default red
As it appears on the location atlanta page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Make every required-field asterisk the site blue.
The case against it: Red is the near-universal web convention for “required” and is more noticeable. If accessibility/convention wins, switch the blue ones to red instead — but pick one.
See it live: Director of Sales — job posting For Employers For Candidates

Job-page text consistency

Your call
On individual job pages, the bullet points under “Job Requirements” render bigger (18px) and in a different grey (#3A3A3A) than the description above them (16px, the standard slate grey). This matches your feedback: “text in the bullet points look a lot larger than the text above it.” (You also mentioned blue bullets — on the job page we captured, the bullets measure dark grey, so the blue may be limited to specific postings; we’ll confirm during the fix.)
Click the option you want the site to use — or click “Leave this one alone” below to keep things as they are. Double-click any small screenshot to see it enlarged.
Your choice
16
Description text (top)
16px · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
recommended
16px in the standard slate grey #4F5965.
Description text (top)
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
Description text (top)
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
Description text (top)
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
Your choice
18
Bullet points
18px · used in 1 place in the stylesheet
18px in a darker grey #3A3A3A — visibly bigger and darker than the text above.
Bullet points
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
Bullet points
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
Bullet points
As it appears on the jobs director of sales page.
Your choice
Leave this one alone. Keep the different values exactly as they are on the site today — no change will be made.
Our recommendation: Style the bullets to match the description text exactly (16px, slate grey), per your feedback — and green bullet markers if you still want them once we confirm where the blue ones appear.
The case against it: None — this is your own request, verified by measurement.
See it live: Director of Sales — job posting
Did we miss something? If you have noticed an inconsistency on the site that is not covered by any of the cards above — a color, a font, a spacing issue, anything at all — describe it here and we will add it to the catalog. It saves automatically as you type.
Prefer to browse the pages? You can also walk the site page by page and flip each one between its current and proposed styling on the Browse the pages view.