This website was rejected due to the low-quality content, and there are a few factors that contributed to this outcome. Firstly, the logo is of poor quality, as it is too small and difficult to read or understand. A good logo is an essential part of a website's identity and a low-quality logo signals that the site is of low quality overall. Nowadays, creating a logo is fast, cheap (or free), and easy, even for those without design experience or expertise. Not caring enough to invest time in creating a quality logo is often a sign of low-quality content.
Another issue is the website menu. The standard "mega menu" usually comes from unedited themes and as part of demo content, and if the publisher hasn't taken the time to edit the menu properly, it's probably not the right time to monetize the site. Advertisers look for quality sites to place their ads, and quality cannot be achieved if you don't invest enough time to get the project up to standard.
The dropdown menu in the "mega-menu" doesn't fit properly and goes beyond its box, making it challenging to read. The menu doesn't make sense - if there is an "Important" section that provides value, it shouldn't be hidden in a sub-menu.
Upon further evaluation of the website, it appears that there are many grey boxes that display where the ads go, which is useful for the admin to know how to structure the content. However, visitors shouldn't see this information. If there are no ads in those spaces, there's no need to tell visitors that this is where they'll eventually go.
Another issue with the site content is that there are only around 10+ articles, most of which were written between April 8 and 9. Although there's no specific requirement for the age of the site, and we do accept brand new websites, sites created only five days ago with most of the articles written on a single day are risky. They don't show any consistency, and many publishers lose interest and stop updating their sites.
Lastly, none of the social media links on the site are working. They simply open the same page in a new tab. Creating social media pages is fast and easy, and they don't require any special skills. However, if you didn't create them or don't need them, there's no need to mention them on the home page. Doing so may confuse visitors and cause them to never return to the site, labeling it as low-quality.