Critical Accessibility Failure: Forced lang="en" attribute and untranslatable system messages.
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Bartłomiej Drążkiewicz
The landing page builder hardcodes the lang="en" attribute in the HTML header, even when the site content is manually set to Polish. This is a direct violation of WCAG 2.1 Success Criterion 3.1.1 (Language of Page).
Additionally, back-end validation errors (e.g., server-side "Something went wrong" messages) are not exposed in the editor, making them impossible to localize. This creates a fractured and confusing experience for non-English users.
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Bartłomiej Drążkiewicz
In short: The main problem is that we need a simple option to change the default language of the page to Polish. Currently, English is “sewn” rigidly, which affects both SEO and system messages that we cannot translate manually. We need the entire landing page environment to natively support the Polish language, not just the text that we type ourselves.
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Bartłomiej Drążkiewicz
In short: The main issue is that we need a simple setting to change the default page language to Polish. Right now, it's hardcoded to English, which affects both SEO and system messages that we cannot translate manually. We need the entire landing page environment to support Polish natively, not just the text we type in.