I've had the same thought the other day.
@Sarai-WMDE Do you have a good idea? Making the name at the top clickable?

The fastest move would be to 'feed two birds with one scone' and update the button copy to make it clearer that this is the way to go back to the main page (See T323682: "Refine Item selection" button is confusing when loading results directly).

Another (non-conflicting) solution could be to add the name of the tool to the header and make that clickable. Like so:

(Note: this is just a quick mock-up, not a final design)

This change could help with T323678: Save space on Mismatch Finder main page and results page to make call to action easier to see.

@Sarai-WMDE Let's do this but keep the 3 tasks separate and make this one about only the linking of the header.

Makes sense, of course. Adding to to do list...

https://github.com/wmde/wikidata-mismatch-finder/pull/485

In T323680#8425225, @Lucas_Werkmeister_WMDE wrote:

The new logo SVG has a solid white background, whereas the old one (Wikidata only) is transparent – is that a required change?

No! Sorry, that's an export mistake. Reattaching.

It might be, because the logo now includes text that brings additional contrast requirements with it, but I’m not sure.

Regarding the color, the Mismatch finder logo now uses a shade from the Wikimedia's Design Style guide (and the design system). But, of course, this makes the tool's logo inconsistent with the default WD logo :-/ The difference is subtle, but it's there. For now, I believe it's better to avoid the implications that this inconsistency might bring, and only apply such a change if/when we can bring it to all environments.