Hub UI/UX audit

Updated just now.

80% overall6 of 9 steps finished
  1. ✅Correct the screen inventory so every row cites real code instead of a placeholder100%
  2. ✅Confirm or refute Chantelle's two named bugs with first-hand live evidence100%
  3. ✅Sweep all 26 screens mechanically for geometry, contrast and tap-target faults, at two widths and both colour schemes100%
  4. ◐Walk the live app as a person, desktop and phone, and write down what is actually wrong80%
  5. ✅Write the findings up with evidence anyone can re-check100%
  6. ✅Fix the five broken things that were found100%
  7. ⬜Put those fixes on the live Hub0%
  8. ✅Rehome the three personal notes parked on the retired board100%
  9. ◐Cover the five remaining role home screens and the real-data screens40%
Finish line

A written, evidence-backed list of what is wrong with the Hub that Nick can act on, where every fix is either landed and independently verified or named out loud as not done and why. Steps 1-6 and 8 are done. Both of Chantelle's bugs were confirmed on the live site, not guessed at. Five faults were found, fixed and verified: the Ask Neeko button landing in the wrong place on the sign-in screen, unreadable low-contrast section labels, buttons too small to hit with a thumb on a phone, two colours that were not part of the app's own palette, and a search box that did not fill its row. The three notes parked on the retired board are resolved — two moved to the shared task board, one already sitting exactly where it belonged. Step 7 is Nick's call, not a blocker. Every fix is written and proven but deliberately not published. This engagement was set up as audit-only, so publishing is a decision he makes, not one this lane takes. Step 9 cannot be finished by any agent and will not be. Seeing the five other people's home screens, and the screens with real business data on them, requires signing in. No agent may type a password, and permission passed along inside a task brief does not count. Trying harder does not open this. It needs Nick to sign in himself and hand over from there. Everything about layout, overflow, thumb-reach and contrast has already been covered without it. ---