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Recording of the visual regression run on inkett.com · Inkett — app walkthrough.

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Inkett — app walkthrough

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export async function test(page, baseUrl, screenshotPath, stepLogger) {
  const AUTH_AUTOMATABLE = true;
  const CHAINED_AUTH = true;

  const STAMP = Date.now().toString(36);
  const DEMO_EMAIL = `vlastestwriter${STAMP}@gmail.com`;
  const DEMO_PASSWORD = `•••`;
  const DEMO_NAME = 'Lastest Demo';
  const APP_URL = 'https://app.inkett.com';

  const shot = (n, slug) => screenshotPath.replace('.png', `-${n}-${slug}.png`);
  const settle = () => page.waitForLoadState('networkidle').catch(() => {});

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DOM

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Network

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Console

8 new

A11y

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Perf

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URL

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Variables

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19,164

Diff px

40s

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Notes from the demo run

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Inkett's marketing site is unusually editorial for a SaaS landing page — it reads like Issue No. 1 of a literary magazine, with Volume / Stage typography (Plan / Draft / Edit / Publish), classical serif headings, and a Library card grid that previews real editorial reviews of Pride and Prejudice, Moby Dick, and Frankenstein. The signup form is single-column with three fields (full name, email, password) and lands directly into a friendly two-step onboarding that lets you choose intent (finishing a book / drafting / not sure yet) without forcing a manuscript upload.

Highlights

Editorial-magazine framing
The Volume I / Stage I, II, III layout and the colophon-style 'Built for the people who write for a living' footer make Inkett feel curated rather than templated. The Library cards showing centuries-old novels with chapter-level editorial reviews land the value prop without screenshots.
Frictionless signup
Three fields, no email verification gate, no captcha, single password (no confirm). Better Auth on the backend, routes directly into /onboarding within one second of submit.
Read-only onboarding path
The 'I'm not sure yet — show me around' option means a curious prospect can tour the workspace before committing a manuscript. Most writing-tool signups gate the dashboard behind a project; Inkett doesn't.

Friction points

Continue button stays disabled without a name
The post-intent step requires the 'What should we call you?' field before Continue activates. Combined with the read-only intent path, that nudge is fine — but the disabled state has no helper text explaining what's missing.
App subdomain feels like a separate product
inkett.com and app.inkett.com have distinct visual identities. The marketing site is editorial serif, the app uses a warmer cream palette and centered card layout. Founders sometimes lose first-impression continuity across that handoff.

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