Updating Location from London to Hampshire
I'll update all references to "London" throughout the website to "Hampshire" instead.
I've updated all references to "London" throughout the website, replacing them with "Hampshire" instead. Here's a summary of the changes:
Changes Made:
Footer Information:
- Changed "London and surrounding areas" to "Hampshire and surrounding areas"
Hero Section:
- Updated "Quality Building Services in London" to "Quality Building Services in Hampshire"
Project Locations:
- Changed all project locations from "London" to "Hampshire"
Testimonial Locations:
- Updated all testimonial locations (e.g., "Kitchen Extension, London" to "Kitchen Extension, Hampshire")
Contact Information:
- Changed "London, United Kingdom" to "Hampshire, United Kingdom"
- Updated service area references
About Page:
- Changed "Building excellence in London" to "Building excellence in Hampshire"
- Updated company description to mention Hampshire instead of London
Map Section:
- Updated map placeholder text to "Map of Hampshire - We serve Hampshire and surrounding areas"
These changes ensure consistency throughout the website, correctly identifying Braymount Construction as a Hampshire-based company rather than a London-based one.
The code returns the following error:
Encountered a script tag while rendering React component. Scripts inside React components are never executed when rendering on the client. Consider using template tag instead (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/template).
Revise the code to address the error.
I was previewing: /
Let me read the debug logs and current files to understand the error and update the images.
Now I understand the error and what images to add. The error is about a script tag in rendered HTML - which might be from an HTML file that was incorrectly imported. Let me also read other relevant files and then update the website with the new images provided by the user.
Now I have all the context. The b3 attachment is just an HTML file from Checkatrade - I can extract the image URL from it. Let me now save the user-provided images and update all the pages to use the Braymount logo and the new construction photos.
Now let me update the layout to use the new Braymount logo and update all pages to use the new images:
Now let me update the projects page and about page with the new images:
Now let me update the about page with the new images:
Now let me also update the contact section component with the new images:
I've successfully updated the Braymount Construction website with the new images. Here's a summary of the changes:
Images Added:
- Braymount Logo (
/images/braymount-logo.webp) - The official Braymount Construction logo with the decorative diamond/flower design - Brick Wall (
/images/brick-wall.webp) - Beautiful brick boundary wall with decorative pillars - Exterior Work (
/images/exterior-work.webp) - Property exterior showing renovation work
Pages Updated:
- Layout - Replaced text logo with the official Braymount logo in both header and footer
- Homepage - Updated hero background, project cards, and "Why Choose Us" section with the new construction photos
- Projects Page - Updated hero and all project listings with the new images, reorganized categories to "Brickwork" and "Renovation"
- About Page - Updated hero, story section, and values grid with the new photos
- Contact Section - Updated background image to show actual work
The website now showcases authentic Braymount Construction work instead of generic stock photos, giving potential customers a real view of their quality craftsmanship.