Build a before and after revision report as a Word document for a batch of UI or product changes. Captures a before screenshot of every screen before the code changes and an after screenshot of the same screen at the same size, draws red boxes on what changed, and writes a landscape .docx with one page per change holding the problem behind each request, what changed and how it was checked, with the before and after shots side by side. The document is authored by the person signed in to the computer, not python-docx, and carries a real preview thumbnail so File Explorer and Finder show the first change instead of a blank white page.

Build and audit web UI with real UX discipline. When building or changing UI, applies hard rules R1 to R20 (a random Color Hunt palette with no purple unless the user picks colors, no icon tile stat cards, icons in rounded squares or pill badges, search and filters on every table column, overlays that size to content, form modals with pinned actions and one scroll area, custom controls and scrollbars instead of browser built-ins, specific and consistent layouts, no semicolons or em dashes in copy, backend pagination with skeletons, real avatars, the project's conventions and file layering, no AI template tells like sparkle icons or fake testimonials, launch ready pages with a CTA above the fold, meta, alt text and a 404, forms on one aligned grid with one control height, short calm motion on transform and opacity that never janks, screens that fit before scrolling with sticky headers and tabs, and a polish pass for radius, headlines, numbers and alignment) plus navigation, color and the Eight Golden Rules, follows page and component patterns for every SaaS screen and changes only what the user asked for, then reviews the result for ease of use, feel and navigation. With `all`, redesigns every screen of a project to the rules. Given a URL, audits the site as a real first-time user and writes a scored report.