update google headers

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Greptile Overview

Greptile Summary

Updated Google SEO headers and meta descriptions across the site to reflect enterprise-focused messaging.

Changes:

• Updated DEFAULT_TITLE from "Web Apps in Pure Python" to "The platform to build and scale enterprise apps"
• Added new DEFAULT_DESCRIPTION with enterprise and AI-focused messaging
• Modified landing page title to include "Reflex ·" prefix
• Changed default parameter for description from None to DEFAULT_DESCRIPTION in both template decorators

Issues Found:

• The change to default description parameter will affect ALL pages using @mainpage or @webpage decorators without explicit description overrides, potentially applying inappropriate enterprise-focused descriptions to non-landing pages like blog, FAQ, and documentation pages
• The new title and description strings are duplicated across mainpage.py and webpage.py instead of being defined in a shared location

Confidence Score: 2/5

• This PR has a critical logic issue that will affect SEO metadata across multiple pages
• The change from description: str | None = None to description: str | None = DEFAULT_DESCRIPTION will propagate the enterprise-focused description to all pages (blog, FAQ, docs, etc.) that don't explicitly override it. This means pages unrelated to enterprise use cases will have misleading SEO descriptions about "company data", "AI", and "on prem deployment"
• Pay close attention to pcweb/templates/mainpage.py and pcweb/templates/webpage.py - the default parameter changes need to be reverted or pages need explicit descriptions

Important Files Changed

File Analysis

Filename	Score	Overview
pcweb/pages/landing/landing.py	5/5	Updated landing page title from "Web apps in Pure Python" to "The platform to build and scale enterprise apps"
pcweb/templates/mainpage.py	4/5	Updated DEFAULT_TITLE and added DEFAULT_DESCRIPTION with enterprise-focused messaging, changed default parameter from None
pcweb/templates/webpage.py	4/5	Updated DEFAULT_TITLE and added DEFAULT_DESCRIPTION with enterprise-focused messaging, changed default parameter from None

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Page as Page Decorator (@mainpage/@webpage)
    participant Route
    participant MetaTags as SEO Meta Tags
    
    User->>Page: Request page (e.g., /blog, /faq, /)
    Page->>Page: Check if description param provided
    alt Description not provided
        Page->>Page: Use DEFAULT_DESCRIPTION (NEW)
        Note over Page: "Connect to all your company data..."
    else Description provided
        Page->>Page: Use custom description
    end
    Page->>Route: Create Route object with metadata
    Route->>MetaTags: Generate HTML meta tags
    MetaTags->>User: Render page with SEO headers
    Note over User,MetaTags: ALL pages now get enterprise description<br/>unless explicitly overridden

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[greptile-apps]

changing default from None to DEFAULT_DESCRIPTION means ALL pages using @mainpage without explicit description will get this enterprise-focused description, which may not be appropriate for non-landing pages

[greptile-apps]

changing default from None to DEFAULT_DESCRIPTION means ALL pages using @webpage without explicit description will get this enterprise-focused description, which may not be appropriate for pages like blog, FAQ, docs, etc

[greptile-apps]

these string literals are duplicated across mainpage.py and webpage.py - consider extracting them to a shared constants module to maintain consistency

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[greptile-apps]

these string literals are duplicated across mainpage.py and webpage.py - consider extracting them to a shared constants module to maintain consistency

_{Note: If this suggestion doesn't match your team's coding style, reply to this and let me know. I'll remember it for next time!}