Build log
Project catalogue: making status, identity and responsive proof agree
The pass that reconciled public identities, honest release labels, real routes and 320-pixel project layouts.
Source: Public project catalogue and production responsive visual-QA record
Technical bibliography record
The build, in five parts.
- 01 Built
- A reconciled twelve-project catalogue with current identities, honest status labels, real links and shared mobile layout repairs.
- 02 Process
- Each public route was read back, compared with repository truth, captured responsively and tested before catalogue claims were changed.
- 03 Learned
- A live marketing route, a working local product and a production product are three different facts; the catalogue must not collapse them.
- 04 Skills
- portfolio curationclaim verificationresponsive QAroute auditingcontent governance
- 05 Saved
- Route evidence, production screenshots, status decisions, regression tests and explicit unverified boundaries.
Visual QA and product evidence
See the milestone, not only the summary.
The transition#
The catalogue moved away from inherited labels and placeholder routes toward one record per actual product boundary. Growth remained unlinked where its route was intentionally unfinished, and GreyTheory retained its offline research boundary.
Visual QA#
Production routes and controlled 320/390-pixel viewports were checked for identity, readable status, media completion and horizontal overflow. Shared project-detail spacing was corrected after the responsive review exposed a gutter conflict.
What carried forward#
Every future project record needs four separately supported facts: what exists in source, what is locally verified, what is deployed and what the public route actually shows.