Right now your photos aren’t showing. Try adding them in the comments. Be aware that it takes Houzz software a bit to reduce the image size and upload it. The signal that a photo is done uploading is when it changes from slightly fogged to full color. Then you can hit submit.

Thanks for the heads up; my laptop showes that they loaded the first time but when I saw your comment I did it again and theN as a comment- hopefully one of them actually appears

I still don’t see any photos. Did you wait for the photo to change from grayed out to full color before submitting? Depending on your internet connection it might take a few seconds, or if one lives in a rural area with s-l-o-w internet like me, it might take several minutes. I have to add them one at a time, though it can be several, perhaps 5, in one comment.

The photos show now.

What is the main door you want visitors to use? If you make the planned changes to the breezeway door, it will likely look more prominent than the front door. As a visitor, I might not be sure which to use.

The shrubs flanking the front door appear to be encroaching. I don’t know for sure what they are because the photo is quite small and doesn’t enlarge, but they look like happy dwarf Alberta spruce in an unfortunate spot, chosen when they were small.

To make the front entry more welcoming, widen the front walk, the landings at the bottom and top of the steps, and the steps. Right now it looks like two people can’t walk abreast and so visitors have to approach the house single file.

For much more in he way of suggestions, post a photo with enough higher resolution that it will enlarge when we click on it.

sorry had so much trouble uploading a pic at first that I made it very small (assuming it was the size). hopefully this one can be zoomed in

Adorable cottage, speaks a bit to Tudor style. That is where I would begin the exterior face lift. Paint your front door black ( is that a storm door?) and the garage door black…not black, black…something not as harsh and leaning more toward the roof color: B.M. Day's End.

Definitely, call attention to the front gable …like this: add an awning.

No to the black garage door; it will look like a black hole and that is the last thing you want to give attention to.

This was posted twice. Here is the other one.

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/curb-appeal-help-needed-dsvw-vd~5644232

Cutie! Lots of charm. I would pull out the current landscaping and start this spring with new plantings based on a professional plan that will enhance the house and invite one in. Remove the little picket fence and make a nice stone patio in that recess. You might consider topping the patio with a pergola. I don't care for the style of the garage door - seems the wrong for the architecture of the cottage. Is your walk pavers or some other medium that is just damaged? I would widen the porch, steps and walk. Not sure I see this as Tudor; seems more Cape Cod to me.