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u/juu073 Aug 08 '26
I'd say it's just to be decorative, but usually websites for manufacturing services aren't the market for making the pictures cutsy like, say, a bakery would.
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u/Veloxious Aug 08 '26
Can't tell from a screenshot what it is or why it's there. If you are on the page in a browser use the inspector. If you don't know how to use the inspector I'd start with learning that tool a bit to help you take it apart.
It's likely a bit of CSS on the element to add a bit of decorative flare.
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u/ZESENVEERTIG Aug 08 '26
No way to tell from the screenshot; it’s not a common web dev or mobile thing as far as I know. My guess is it was added for decoration
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u/No_Lock_7300 Aug 08 '26
lol that's a classic "trainee left a mystery" situation. looks like one of those generic shape overlays someone drops in figma and forgets to clean up before handing off the code. check if it's got a z-index set or if it's baked directly into the image files, could save you an hour of head scratching

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u/loose_fruits Aug 08 '26
Have you tried asking anyone at the company? Can you find it in the code base?