/goal boot this project's real site, screenshot every page,
run a full-site ui/ux audit,
and produce an actionable design report.
audit like a senior design lead on their first day:
judge whether a normal user can understand the product,
trust it, and finish the core action without reading docs,
not whether the ui looks nice.
acceptance criteria
- local dev environment boots and the real site opens
- key pages screenshotted with built-in browser debugging
- covers main pages, core user flows, and mobile layout
- dimensions: first impressions, navigation, visual hierarchy, component consistency, loading / empty / error states, trust signals, conversion paths
- every issue tagged P0-P3, which of understanding / trust / conversion it hurts, and the specific fix
- report written to docs/design-audit/README.md, screenshots in docs/design-audit/assets/
- fix safe small stuff like copy, spacing, button hierarchy on the spot. big changes are recommendations only. never touch payment / delete / publish actions
- ends with the 5 issues hurting conversion most and 5 quick wins fixable today
