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The document summarizes feedback received on a website. The feedback indicated that users liked the easy accessibility of the site and its dark color scheme, which effectively created a scary atmosphere. The document notes the site served its purpose as an easy-to-use horror movie website. To improve for a future horror movie site, it suggests incorporating more images to make the site visually appealing since the current version lacks images.
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