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dropklient — app walkthrough
65,364 ms · 0 pixels changed · matches baseline
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export async function test(page, baseUrl, screenshotPath, stepLogger) {
let n = 0;
const shot = async (slug) => {
n += 1;
const path = screenshotPath.replace(/\.png$/, `-${String(n).padStart(2, '0')}-${slug}.png`);
await page.screenshot({ path, fullPage: true });
stepLogger.log(`Step ${n}: ${slug}`);
};
const dismissCookieBanner = async () => {
const btn = page.getByRole('button', { name: /accept|allow|got it|ok$/i }).first();
if (await btn.isVisible().catch(() => false)) {Checks run
Notes from the demo run
AI-generateddropklient nails a tight onboarding loop: verify email, name a project, pick a type, get a shareable client-portal link - all in under a minute, exactly as promised. The dashboard that follows is a real freelancer-facing tool (project cards with deliverable/file/feedback counters, archived/trash views, billing) rather than a placeholder shell, which matches the founder's launch thread about shipping in one intense week.
- Onboarding delivers on its own promiseThe wizard explicitly says 60 seconds to a shareable client portal - it actually took under a minute end to end, landing on a working project with a real portal link.
- Client-facing side needs no accountThe generated portal link is designed for the freelancer's client to open directly - brief, files, and approvals with zero signup friction on their end, which is the entire value proposition.
- Deliverable-tracking dashboard from day oneEven a single fresh project surfaces Deliverables Approved, Files, and Feedback counters plus Active/Archived/Trash views - the information architecture is already built out, not bolted on later.
- Client portal link points at localhostThe freshly generated share link read http://localhost:4321/portal/... instead of the production domain - a dev-environment leak that would make the very first shareable link a freelancer sends to a client come back as an unreachable localhost URL. Worth a same-day fix given it undermines the core pitch.
- Accessibility score 63/100 (3 critical violations)Automated axe-core scan flagged 3 critical issues across the signup and dashboard flow.
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