The direct answer
Priority should reflect customer harm, access barriers and confirmed evidence. A long list ordered by cosmetic severity can distract from urgent functional problems.
Start with the evidence
Identify wrong contact details, blocked public pages and broken inquiry paths before minor styling issues. Mark uncertainty separately from low severity.
Make the change deliberately
Create a small first release with clear completion checks. Keep later improvements visible without letting them delay repair of a confirmed customer blocker.
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