Every phone number and email on the site is now tappable

Small change, and it is the kind you only notice when it is missing. **Phone numbers were dead text.** A studio's number sat on the page as characters. On a phone you had to select it, copy it, switch to the dialer and paste — and half the time the selection grabbed the line above it. Every number on the site is now a link. Tap it, your phone dials it. **They also read correctly now.** The site lists studios in 174 countries, and a number stored as `7272290149` is meaningless without knowing where it is. Numbers now display with their country's calling code and are dialable from anywhere: `1 (727) 229-0149` for the US and Canada, `+49 30…` for Germany, and so on. If you are calling a studio abroad, the link now actually connects instead of failing silently. **Same for email addresses.** Forty-two places across the site printed an address as plain text — booking details, invoices, convention contacts, your own client list. All of them are now mail links. **When you add your own number,** the field shows you the calling code it already knows from the country you picked, so you type the digits and nothing else. No country code, no brackets, no dashes. We lay it out. --- A couple of things fixed underneath, worth saying plainly: **Signing up is now all-or-nothing.** There was a narrow window where an account could be created and then fail to finish setting itself up — leaving you with an address the site thought was taken and an account you could not use. That can no longer happen: a sign-up either completes or leaves nothing behind, so you can just try again. **A phone field that held no digits** used to display whatever was in it. If a studio's record had a placeholder where a number should be, the page showed the placeholder under a "Phone" heading. It now shows nothing, which is the truth. As always — if something on the site looks wrong, say so. Most of what gets fixed here starts with someone pointing at it.