Fieldwork is fictional. These are proposed observations, not completed studies or tested findings.
Two words can hide the question.
In our fictional Fieldwork example, “Discover more” leaves the destination open. Does it lead to the story, a gallery, or an inquiry? The visitor has to infer the answer.
Make the promise specific.
“See what we can repair” names a task and gives the next page a responsibility. It should explain the types of work accepted, what is excluded, and what information the studio needs.
This is an editorial proposal. We have no click or conversion data. More specific language may help the decision, but visitors may prefer a different next step. A real review would check their questions and the destination.
The detail to borrow.
Read your main button aloud. Then finish this sentence: “After selecting it, I will be able to…” If the answer is vague, change the label or improve the destination.
Original ELCQ demonstration, 12 October 2026. No external subject or client. Corrections & questions.