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Work that survives inspection.

Few projects, told in full — each one built to the standard and measured before it was allowed to ship. The first exhibit is the site you're reading.

Exhibit #1

This website.

This site was built by WebCraft's own system — and inspected by it. The inspector doesn't care who built the page.

It said no. Twice. First: 28 buttons and links a fingertip too small on a phone. Rejected. Fixed, resubmitted — rejected again: one link, 0.73 pixels too narrow on a tablet. Not visibly wrong. Measurably wrong.

Only when every check passed did the page ship. That's the standard, working.

The measurement that rejected the page: 43.27 pixels where 44 were required — then the fix, passing at 44.
Inspection record — Exhibit #1
4
inspections
12
checks recorded
2
refusals issued
0.73
px, the deciding margin
Acceptance criteria verified
13 — 6 on the first ship, 7 on the second
Tests, run from a fresh clone
12, up from 7
Widths measured, both header states
375 px and 768 px
Routes covered
5
Contrast fixes made before inspection ever saw the page
48
Even we can't skip it — missing or forged approvals refused
3 of 3

Exhibit #2 ships when a client's work does.

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