The page URL is:
https://producingtechnology.com/65-apps/yeleafred_183280_15200441_final.html
The app appears to be trying to load an external JSON payload, but the visible page only shows “Loading...” and “Fetching JSON payload...”. My best guess is that the intended loaded SRC_URL is a JSON file connected to the username yeleafred, but the exact loaded JSON source was not visibly displayed on the page.
The website appears to be a JSON Data Viewer. When opened, it shows a loading screen and indicates that it is fetching a JSON payload from producingtechnology.com. The expected behavior seems to be that the app should load structured JSON data and display it in a readable web interface.
The main issue is that the app stayed on the loading screen and did not show the final JSON content or interface. I expected the page to display the loaded data after a short wait, but instead it only showed “Loading...” and “Fetching JSON payload...”. It also did not clearly show the exact SRC_URL being loaded, which made it difficult to confirm the source file.
Improve this JSON Data Viewer app by adding clear error handling when the JSON file fails to load. Display the exact SRC_URL on the page, show a useful error message if the fetch request fails, and provide a fallback demo dataset so the interface is still visible. Also add a loading spinner, retry button, and a formatted JSON viewer with collapsible sections, search, and better visual styling.