- 0:00–0:06
Use the same task brief • Start with a service-page update. • Editing • WordPress • Custom build • Update page
One service-page update is copied into equal WordPress and Custom build proposal boxes; the same requirement is compared without a score.
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Demonstrate both language edits • Preview Arabic and English before approval. • English preview • Arabic preview • English draft • Arabic draft • Review before publishing
Separate English and Arabic drafts move into matching preview boxes. The Review before publishing reminder stays visible; no translation or approval result is shown.
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Test a failed connection • Find the enquiry that did not reach CRM. • Site record • CRM • Not delivered • Enquiry • Failure test
A line traces an attempted connection between Site record and CRM. Not delivered is highlighted beside CRM, then the enquiry remaining in the site record is highlighted for follow-up.
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Name the person who follows up • Agree recovery and maintenance tasks. • Follow-up owner • Undelivered enquiry • Recovery + upkeep • Follow-up required
The undelivered enquiry moves into the Follow-up owner box, followed by Recovery + upkeep. Follow-up required stays visible; delivery or recovery success is not shown.
- 0:24–0:30
Check what your company receives • Compare the same handover checklist. • Company checklist • Both proposals • Domain + hosting • Code + licences
Domain + hosting and Code + licences move into the Company checklist. Both proposals stays visible, identifying common handover requirements rather than completed ownership transfers.
A silent illustrative comparison uses the same editing task, Arabic and English pages, integration failure and ownership checklist for both website proposals.
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