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PR Summary

Low Risk
Low-risk UI changes limited to marketing/landing surfaces; main risk is altered image delivery behavior (disabling Next.js optimization) which could affect performance/caching but should resolve production /_next/image failures.

Overview
Fixes production image loading issues by adding unoptimized to multiple next/image usages across home/landing surfaces (compliance badges, navbar dropdown cards, testimonials avatars, integrations CTA logo, and blog MDX inline images), avoiding /_next/image optimization requests.

Updates the desktop navbar so top-level items with dropdowns (Docs, Blog) are real links (<a> for external, <Link> for internal) instead of a non-navigating button, allowing direct navigation while preserving hover dropdown behavior.

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Greptile Summary

This PR fixes two production issues on the landing/home pages: (1) 400 errors from /_next/image caused by local PNG/JPG images being routed through the Next.js image optimiser, resolved by adding unoptimized to the affected <Image> components; and (2) clicking the "Blog" and "Docs" navbar labels not navigating anywhere, resolved by replacing the non-interactive <button> elements with <Link> (internal) and <a target=\"_blank\"> (external) respectively, while preserving the hover-triggered dropdown panel.\n\nKey changes:\n- navbar.tsx: Dropdown triggers are now navigable — "Blog" → /blog (client-side), "Docs" → https://docs.sim.ai (new tab); aria-expanded/aria-haspopup removed from link elements (correct, as dropdown is hover-driven).\n- blog-dropdown.tsx, docs-dropdown.tsx, enterprise.tsx, integrations/[slug]/page.tsx, compliance-badges.tsx, testimonials.tsx, mdx.tsx: unoptimized added to fix 400 errors; quality={75} removed where redundant (it is silently ignored when unoptimized is set).\n- The docs-dropdown.tsx images are .svg files, so unoptimized has no practical effect there (SVGs are already exempt from Next.js optimisation), but it causes no harm.\n- For blog OG images and MDX inline images, unoptimized means full-resolution originals are served to every visitor — acceptable for most use-cases but worth monitoring for LCP impact on blog posts.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge — targeted bug fixes with no functional regressions; the only trade-off (unoptimised images) is intentional and well-understood.

Both fixes are simple, well-scoped, and address real production issues. The navbar change correctly threads the needle between navigable links and hover dropdowns. The unoptimized additions are the standard Next.js escape hatch for this class of 400 error. Prior review concerns (aria attributes, quality prop cleanup) have been addressed. The sole remaining note (LCP on blog images) is a monitoring suggestion, not a correctness issue.

No files require special attention; apps/sim/lib/blog/mdx.tsx is worth a follow-up LCP check post-deploy.

Important Files Changed

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A[User hovers over navbar item] --> B{Has dropdown?}
    B -- No --> C[Highlight item only]
    B -- Yes --> D[Open hover dropdown panel]
    D --> E{Item is external?}
    E -- "Yes 'Docs'" --> F["a target=_blank href: https://docs.sim.ai"]
    E -- "No 'Blog'" --> G["Link href: /blog"]
    F --> H[User clicks label → opens docs in new tab]
    G --> I[User clicks label → client-side nav to /blog]
    D --> J[User hovers into dropdown]
    J --> K[Click dropdown item → navigate to specific page]
    D --> L[Mouse leaves li boundary]
    L --> M[scheduleClose: 100ms delay → close dropdown]

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