--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What was the feedback on the color scheme?

--answers--

It looked too basic.

--feedback--

The comment does not describe the design as too simple.

It didn't match the brand.

--feedback--

There's no mention of branding or consistency.

It was hard to read on mobile.

--feedback--

No problems with mobile readability are mentioned.

It had too much going on visually.

--video-solution--

4

--explanation--

To seem is used when something appears to be true based on what we know, but we're not completely certain. For example:

It seems the users liked the new menu. – This means you think the users liked it, based on the feedback or behavior, but you are not sure of it.

To be found to be is a passive voice structure used when someone finds, discovers or concludes something, but the focus is on the result, not who made the judgment. For example:

The layout was found to be confusing by some testers. – This means testers thought it was confusing, but the sentence emphasizes the finding, not the people (in this case, the testers).

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