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Product pages that show the product
4 of 6 units done. “We go there, we don’t know what we’re buying.” Description, price and a buy button, a carousel of what you actually get, specs and SKUs, and a place for reviews. Prototyped in the lab first, reviewed, then wired in.
This workstream came out of a memo. Make a product page feel like a product page, 2026-09-16 — kept verbatim, read into a brief, and broken into the units below.
Queued1
The store has 62 and shows none. The same data the Stripe rail is about to need.
Blocked on TM-1.memo 2026-09-16Up Next1
A product page is where a store goes stale first. Four of the seven slots are empty and named; the three that are filled carry no version, and the walkthrough PDFs already put one in the filename for exactly this reason.
Blocked on PP-2.memo 2026-09-16In Progress0
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Done4
Shipped in v0.3.4 at /lab/product/ — in the surface that already protects it, because a page that looks like a shop and is not one is the most dangerous thing this site could publish and /lab/ says so on its own face with a check behind it.
memo 2026-09-16Counted: seven screenshots exist, of which three are of this store's own screens and usable. The prototype has seven slots and the four empty ones say what belongs in them.
memo 2026-09-16Done in the prototype: the section says there are none, says what will fill them, and says there will be no star average, now or later — a rating out of five on a product nobody has bought is the one piece of furniture on that page that could not be honest.
Blocked on PP-1.memo 2026-09-16Shipped in v0.3.4 as a first cut: five edition buttons that change one sentence. The open question is on the page — whether an edition should change the pictures too, which is what would make it an edition rather than a label.
memo 2026-09-16