Architecture and design platform Archinect has implemented a security verification system that requires users to complete human verification before accessing the website. The process appears as users attempt to visit the site, presenting them with a verification screen that may take several seconds to complete.

The security measure involves a multi-step verification process where the system first confirms that the user is human rather than an automated bot. During this initial phase, users see a message stating "Verifying you are human. This may take a few seconds" as the system conducts its authentication checks.

Following the human verification step, Archinect's security system performs an additional review of the user's connection before allowing access to proceed. This secondary security layer involves examining the connection parameters to ensure the request is legitimate and poses no security risk to the platform.

Once the verification process is successfully completed, users must wait for the Archinect server to respond and grant access to the website. The system displays a "Verification successful" message followed by "Waiting for archinect.com to respond" as the final step in the security protocol.

The implementation of this security system reflects growing concerns about automated attacks and bot traffic affecting architecture and design websites. Such verification processes have become increasingly common across various online platforms as they seek to protect their content and ensure legitimate user access while maintaining website performance and security standards.