# QA v96 RC22 — final visual polish

## Scope
RC22 is a narrow polish release based on real iPhone/iPad feedback after RC21.

Locked and not intentionally redesigned:
- Framgångsmätare KPI concept and approved meter structure.
- Mobile KPI vertical structure: meter/icon → label → value.
- iPad/desktop side-mounted metrics.

Adjusted in RC22:
1. Hero headline edge pressure on iPhone reduced to avoid clipping.
2. Mobile card backgrounds made more transparent/glassy so the locked background comes through.
3. Dagens pass icon on iPhone lifted/cleared from the `DAGENS PASS` label by increasing top content clearance.
4. Dagens pass time pill on iPad/tablet tightened and anchored to the upper-right corner.
5. Cache bust updated to `96rc22`.

## Automated checks
- `node --check assets/js/app.js`: OK
- `node --check assets/js/data.js`: OK
- `node --check assets/js/shell.js`: OK
- `node qa_check.js`: OK
- CSS brace count: OK
- Core CSS URL asset scan: OK, 0 missing direct references

## Screenshot/render note
Live DOM screenshots could not be produced in this sandbox. Both file and localhost Playwright/Chromium navigation were blocked with `ERR_BLOCKED_BY_ADMINISTRATOR`.

The images named `QA_v96_RC22_*_static.png` are static fallback/target images only, not live browser screenshots.

Final visual verification must be done in real Safari/Chrome on:
- iPhone portrait
- iPad landscape
- desktop

## Internal visual assessment
Expected improvements in real device render:
- Hero headline should no longer sit as tight to the right edge on iPhone.
- Dagens pass icon should no longer overlap the `DAGENS PASS` label.
- Dagens pass time pill should sit cleaner in the iPad card header.
- Phone cards should read more transparent/glassy.
- KPI meters should retain RC21 approved proportions.

Risk areas to verify manually:
- iPhone Safari bottom toolbar may still cover lower buttons when scrolled to certain positions.
- Actual line wrapping of hero text may vary by Safari font rendering.
- iPad browser chrome/rotation may slightly affect perceived vertical rhythm.