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    "source": "September 21 fresh plan-design-finding-count confirmation",
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          "header": "Issue 1 Save",
          "question": "D1 — Issue 1: Save is indistinguishable from Reset/Cancel/Export in the header. How should the plan fix it?\n\nProject/branch/task: main branch, design review of the account-settings form plan against DESIGN.md.\nELI10: Four buttons in a row all look the same, so someone who just changed their email has to read every label to find the one that keeps their work. Design principle: hierarchy as service — the user should see first, second, third without thinking. Right now nothing is first.\nStakes if we pick wrong: users mis-hit Reset or Cancel next to Save and lose edits, or hesitate on every save. Either drains the goodwill reservoir on the page whose whole job is confidence.\nRecommendation: A because DESIGN.md already names the exact treatment, so this is a one-token change with no new visual exploration.\nCompleteness: A=10/10, B=5/10, C=0/10\nNet: A restores a single filled primary for one CSS token; B nudges weight only and still fails the DESIGN.md rule; C leaves the top gap in the plan open.",
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              "label": "1A Filled primary Save (recommended)",
              "description": "Save becomes the only filled primary (#1d4ed8, white text). Reset, Cancel, Export become neutral ghost buttons. Same DOM order, same 44px geometry. (human: ~1h / CC: ~5min) ✅ Matches DESIGN.md exactly; one primary per page. ✅ Works at 320px because the mobile stack already puts Save first. ❌ Ghost buttons need their own hover/disabled states verified for contrast."
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            {
              "label": "1B Bold label only",
              "description": "Keep all four the same size and color; bold Save's label weight only. (human: ~15min / CC: ~2min) ✅ Smallest diff, no new button variant. ✅ Keeps the current visual calm. ❌ Weight-only emphasis is weak at a glance and still violates DESIGN.md's filled-primary rule."
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            {
              "label": "1C Defer",
              "description": "Leave the four buttons uniform for now and record it as unresolved design debt. ✅ Zero work in this PR. ✅ Can be revisited with a live /design-review after ship. ❌ Ships a form with no clear primary action, the most visible gap in the plan."
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      "answers": {
        "D1 — Issue 1: Save is indistinguishable from Reset/Cancel/Export in the header. How should the plan fix it?\n\nProject/branch/task: main branch, design review of the account-settings form plan against DESIGN.md.\nELI10: Four buttons in a row all look the same, so someone who just changed their email has to read every label to find the one that keeps their work. Design principle: hierarchy as service — the user should see first, second, third without thinking. Right now nothing is first.\nStakes if we pick wrong: users mis-hit Reset or Cancel next to Save and lose edits, or hesitate on every save. Either drains the goodwill reservoir on the page whose whole job is confidence.\nRecommendation: A because DESIGN.md already names the exact treatment, so this is a one-token change with no new visual exploration.\nCompleteness: A=10/10, B=5/10, C=0/10\nNet: A restores a single filled primary for one CSS token; B nudges weight only and still fails the DESIGN.md rule; C leaves the top gap in the plan open.": "1A Filled primary Save (recommended)"
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      "answeredAt": "2026-09-21T17:22:25.728Z"
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