DevRunbook-Public/evidence/functional-visual-audit-2026-07-28.md

Functional and visual production audit — 2026-07-28

Scope

The deployed Unraid release candidate on a private validation host was audited in an authenticated browser session before its requested move to port 1231. The audit used the real PostgreSQL-backed application and did not rely on mocked production paths.

Functional evidence

• Local authentication succeeded with the restricted validation account. Its temporary audit credential was replaced by the original operator-managed credential immediately after browser verification.
• Library search for accessibility updated the URL to /library?q=accessibility and returned the matching two-playbook result set.
• Library, Collections, Repositories, Compose, Prompt Lab, Operations and Integrations all rendered an accessible main landmark and page heading.
• Creating an Accessibility Audit composer draft opened the governed seven-step composer and rendered its live deterministic prompt preview.
• The incomplete draft correctly remained blocked by compatibility and prompt lint findings rather than permitting generation.
• The optional Gitea integration rendered the explicit no-connection degraded state and confirmed that local use remains available without Gitea.
• Ctrl+K opened the keyboard-accessible command palette with focus in its expanded search combobox and a navigable listbox.
• System/light theme controls updated the document color scheme. The original system-theme preference was restored after the check.
• Browser warnings and errors across the audited session: zero.

Visual and responsive evidence

• Desktop Library and Composer were visually reviewed at 1440 x 1000.
• Mobile Library, Collections, Repositories, Composer, Prompt Lab, Operations and Integrations were checked at 390 x 844.
• Every measured primary route had scrollWidth <= viewport width; no horizontal page overflow was observed.
• The repaired Operations queue remained contained at the mobile breakpoint.
• Navigation, typography, lifecycle/risk badges, cards, controls, prompt code blocks, error states, focus state and bottom mobile navigation remained legible and visually coherent in dark and light color schemes.
• The application exposed a skip link, semantic banner/navigation/main regions, named controls and structured dialog/listbox semantics in the inspected DOM.

Outcome

No new functional, visual, console or responsive defect was found. No product code change was required by this audit. Deployment evidence for the subsequent Gitea push and port 1231 rollout is recorded separately in CURRENT_STATE.md.