Updates/Websites

Websites that fill a laptop screen

Business websites and worker pages now use the whole width of a laptop screen, with every section lined up the same way. Home no longer nags about a shop that is already on, and accounts without bookings get a plain price list instead of a bookable services page.

Three fixes from owner feedback.

**Websites on a big screen.** Every website SENTIREV builds sat in a narrow strip in the middle of a laptop screen, with the heading centred and everything else pushed to the left. Now the page uses the full width: each section has its title on the left and its content filling the rest, cards and photos spread across the space, and the closing call-to-action is a proper band. Phones look the same as before. Every theme gets this, and so does the public page of every worker and independent professional, which is now two columns on a laptop.

**Home and the shop.** If your shop is already switched on, Home no longer shows an "Open the shop" card - the Shop page is in the menu. You only see a card when the shop is off, offering to switch it on.

**What you offer, without bookings.** If bookings are switched off for your account (shop-only or AI tools only), nothing you list can be booked - so the page is now called "What you offer" and works as a price list: name, price and a note. Durations, group sizes, consent records, options and add-ons are booking things and no longer appear. The list still powers your website's Services section (shown without Book buttons or timings), your chat assistant, your FAQ drafts and every AI answer, which is why it exists at all. The phone app matches.