Can you give an example from your experience where a detected defect had a high priority for fixing despite a low level of severity?

Sometimes a defect may have low severity, such as a cosmetic error in the interface, but still have a high fix priority if it affects a key process or causes a negative customer reaction. For example, in one project, the "Send" button on an order form was visually offset, which did not interfere with functionality, but caused users to often think the form was inactive and not submit the order. Despite the low severity (logic was not broken), the priority was high because it directly impacted conversion and revenue.