Jose Rene Navarro

QA Professional | Proofly Creator | Mobile App Builder | Web Analyst

Building Reliable Digital Solutions for People and Businesses

Hi, I’m Jose Rene Navarro – a Software QA Professional and creator of Proofly, an AI – powered workforce management platform.

AI Proofly Projects

AI Proofly Level 1

Proofly Level 1 is an AI-powered attendance system with face verification. Employees can easily check in and check out using their mobile phones. AI helps confirm that the correct employee is reporting for work. It helps prevent buddy punching and improves employee accountability. Managers receive accurate, secure, and payroll-ready attendance records.

AI Proofly Level 2

Proofly Level 2 includes AI-powered attendance, face verification, and employee messaging. Employees can check in and check out using their mobile phones. AI helps confirm that the correct employee is reporting for work. Employees and managers can communicate, receive reminders, and share important announcements. It improves attendance accuracy, accountability, and workplace communication.

AI Proofly Level 3

Proofly Level 3 includes AI attendance, face verification, messaging, and payroll preparation. It helps managers calculate employee hours and prepare payroll-ready reports. CRA compliance development is ongoing.

AI Proofly Level 4

Proofly Level 4 includes AI attendance, face verification, scheduling, and GPS verification is on going development. It helps managers organize shifts, confirm attendance locations, and manage employees more efficiently.

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Why Broken Links Hurt Business Websites
By Jose Rene Navarro

A website is often the first impression customers have of a business. When visitors click a link expecting useful information but instead see a 404 Page Not Found error, that experience can quickly become frustrating. These are called broken links, and while they may seem like a small issue, they can have a big impact on trust, customer experience, and business results.

What Is a Broken Link?
A broken link is a hyperlink that no longer works correctly. Instead of opening the intended page, it may lead to an error page, blank page, or timeout. Broken links can appear in menus, buttons, product pages, blogs, or contact forms.

Why Broken Links Matter
1. Poor First ImpressionCustomers expect websites to work smoothly. If important links fail, visitors may assume the business is outdated or not paying attention to details.
2. Lost Leads and OpportunitiesImagine a customer clicks Book a Demo, Contact Us, or Get a Quote and the page does not work. That customer may leave and choose a competitor instead.
3. Reduced TrustTrust is important online. Broken links can make users question whether the company is reliable, active, or professional.
4. Lower Search Engine PerformanceSearch engines value websites that provide a good user experience. Too many broken links can negatively affect search rankings over time.
5. Frustrated VisitorsPeople visit websites to get information quickly. If they cannot find what they need, they often leave within seconds.

Common Causes of Broken LinksPages deleted without updating menusWebsite redesigns with changed URLsTyping errors in linksExpired external linksMissing redirects after migration

How Businesses Can Prevent Broken LinksRegularly test important buttons and pagesRun website link checks monthlyFix 404 errors quicklyUse redirects when changing URLsReview older blog posts and resources

Final ThoughtsBroken links may seem minor, but they can silently cost businesses credibility, leads, and customer confidence. A well-maintained website shows professionalism and respect for visitors.Simple website checks and regular maintenance can make a major difference in how customers experience your brand.If your website has not been reviewed recently, now is a good time to start.Type your paragraph here

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Jose Rene Navarro
QA Professional | Mobile App Solutions

Helping businesses improve websites, workflows, and digital operations.

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