Page management got the complete UI/UX overhaul and is now AI classifiable

Your imprint page was failing our audit for not having a value proposition. We then developed the biggest release since launch.

Here's the thing we got wrong. Limen shows you how legible your site is to AI, and it ran the same 17 checks over every page. So your privacy policy got dinged for weak positioning. Your blog post got asked where its pricing was. You'd read the finding, roll your eyes, and trust the score a little less.

A scan shouldn't grade a contact page like a landing page. So now it doesn't.

🧠 The scan reads the page type first, then judges
Every page gets classified on the way through: Home, About, Contact, Pricing, Article, Product/Service, Legal. The checks that don't apply to that type are removed from the score's denominator — not silently failed, not "ignored." A legal page is no longer punished for refusing to sell you something, and contact pages get checks that only make sense for them. Zero extra API calls, zero extra credits: the classification rides the analysis pass that was already running.

✍️ You get the final word
Guesses show dotted, your corrections show solid. One click on the pill sets it; "Auto" hands it back and it self-heals to whatever the next scan concludes. You can correct a type from the page's own header while reading the findings it shapes — and once you confirm a type, the AI is told to stop guessing and judge accordingly.

🎛️ And the page picker finally has room to breathe
It used to be four jobs crammed into a 340px dropdown: pick a language, choose what gets scanned, see each type, fix each type. It's now a full panel that slides in from the right edge — with every language visible at once. That mattered more than we expected: picks in your other language were spending the same scan budget while being completely invisible. Now there's a counter and a bar you can check by eye. Escape closes it; on mobile it's a full sheet.

A page can't be well-written for AI in general. It can only be well-written for its job. That's the whole release.

👉 What page type is missing from that list for your site? Genuinely asking — the taxonomy is eight entries and I'd rather grow it from your sites than my guesses.