design-qa

Topics in the source

• Design QA
• Workflow
• Hard rules
• Scripts
• References and assets

Portability: 3 stdlib Python scripts, no network. The browser collector is plain JavaScript; the keyboard pass needs Playwright in your own project. This checks the build, not the taste. Objective defects block; template defaults only warn, because the brief may ask for them. Screens get reviewed in a static, populated, happy-path frame and ship with a button wired to () => {}, an empty state that says "Lorem ipsum", and a focus ring someone removed. Each script catches one class of these before a user does. Step 1 blocks on inert handlers, dead links, placeholder copy and focus outlines removed without a replacement. It warns on sample data, token drift and each template trait it finds, and rates generic risk LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH. Step 2 derives required states from each surface's kind (dataview, form, action, control, media, page). An unlisted state counts as missing, and DONE without evidence is reported. Start from assets/states.example.csv. Step 3 reads a snapshot of the rendered page and blocks on WCAG 2.2 AA failures: text contrast, no focus indicator, focus obscured, reflow at 320 px, empty accessible names and targets under 24×24 px without the spacing exception. Contrast i

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