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Page is JS-heavy with thin server-rendered HTML

Your page appears to deliver much of its visible content through JavaScript after the initial HTML response is loaded. The server-rendered HTML contains limited text for crawlers, previews and extraction systems to read immediately.

Why this matters

Thin initial HTML is a practical visibility risk because not every crawler, preview tool or answer-retrieval workflow renders JavaScript as completely as a modern browser. This check does not prove the site is invisible to every AI system, but it does mean important facts may be harder to extract reliably.

How to fix it

Move important public content into the initial HTML using server-side rendering, static generation or prerendering. Recheck the raw page source and then validate the result against a fixed prompt panel rather than assuming the rendering fix alone changed recommendation share.

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