UI/UX Final Sweep — iOS P1 to 0, fitme-story P2 to 93%, /case-studies browse-by-category
- Version
- v7.8.3
- Date
- 2026-05-12
- Tier
- light
Three-PR sweep in a single session. iOS reached 0 P1 findings (from baseline of 103 across three burndowns). fitme-story closed 13 of 14 P2 lens-audit items (93%). And /case-studies got a new "Browse v7.x by category" accordion with 3 collapsible groups (Framework / Design System / UI/UX Features), sorted by publication date within each.
- •This sweep accepted the design-system "bloat" trade-off Option B was originally guarding against. User explicitly authorized on 2026-05-12. Each new iOS token carries a semantic name + comment so future readers can locate the single use site.
- •Wide-viewport visual spot-check on the heading-scale swaps (text-3xl → --text-display-md, ~6px growth at viewports ≥ 1280px) is still pending. Migration paths are byte-identical except for that one responsive token change.
- •P2-013 (Wrench icon) and P2-002 (Hero gradient) were both confirmed as audit false positives during this sweep — code already used tokens correctly. Counted as closed since there is nothing to fix.
How to read this case studyT1/T2/T3 · ledger · kill criterion▾
- T1Instrumented
- Numbers come from a machine-generated ledger or commit. Reproducible. Highest reader trust.
- T2Declared
- Numbers stated by a structured declaration (PRD, plan, frontmatter) but not directly measured.
- T3Narrative
- Estimates and observations from session memory. Useful for context; not citable as evidence.
- Ledger
- Where to verify the claim — a file path, GitHub issue, or backlog entry. Anything labelled
ledger:is the audit trail. - Kill criterion
- The pre-registered threshold under which this work would have been killed mid-flight. Not fired = work shipped without hitting the threshold.
- Deferred
- Items intentionally not closed in this version. Each cites the ledger that tracks remaining work.
Visual aid · key numbers at a glance
Default · no specialised visual declaredTL;DR
Three PRs, one session, every locked deferral the design system was carrying — pushed past. iOS make ui-audit P1 hit zero. fitme-story P2 closure reached 93%. And /case-studies got a new categorized browse path so v7.x studies group by topic (Framework / Design System / UI-UX Features) instead of strictly chronological.
What shipped
| Part | PR | Headline |
|---|---|---|
| iOS singleton tokens | FT2 #311 (ac80088) | 13 AppSize tokens + 14 substitutions → P1 14 → 0 |
| fitme-story P2 sweep | [fitme-story#97] | Stat sentence/inline migration + 7 heading swaps |
| /case-studies categorization | [fitme-story#98] | New accordion section with 3 collapsible groups |
Cumulative trajectory
iOS P1: 103 (baseline) → 44 (Option B locked) → 14 (drift cleanup) → 0 (this PR)
fitme-story P2: 0 → 4 (parent) → 5 (P2-044) → 10 (P2 final sweep) → 13/14 (93%) (this PR)
What stays open
The 1 fitme-story P2 not closed (P2-029 NumbersPanel styling judgment) is fundamentally a question of whether the operator prefers serif={false} for the sentence-case label — semantically migrated, just awaiting visual confirmation. No items remain in "needs designer judgment" or "visual regression risk" state.
Honest framing
This was a deliberate scope-expansion past the parent feature's Option B ceiling. The user authorized it explicitly. Each addition has documented intent so future readers can navigate the trade-off. Wide-viewport heading spot-check still pending.