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Week 05 - Jun 15-21, 2026

Focus: Audit closure and PR #879 review follow-up

What I did

  • Closed the four audit axes before starting any new implementation lane.
  • Corrected the contrast PR scope after Amigo hardware feedback. PR #879 now preserves the existing Amigo info-panel override instead of claiming that behavior is fixed.
  • Updated the CypherPink frame follow-up so the final contrast fix uses an accessible darker magenta instead of a neutral grey frame.
  • Closed legibility as a non-blocking axis: no critical or high issue, one low M5StickV wrapping concern, and no global font-size PR recommended.
  • Closed navigation as code-derived evidence. The touch-target guardrail is still a real candidate, but it should wait until active menu/touch PR overlap is checked again.
  • Ranked the next implementation work: finish PR #879 first, then revisit a touch-target guardrail if it still does not collide with #771 or #797.

What I found

The Amigo follow-up changed the contrast story. The computed ratios suggested that removing the Amigo override would improve contrast, but real-device feedback showed the first draft made the info panels worse. I restored the existing behavior and kept Amigo contrast as hardware-gated follow-up.

Legibility and layout do not outrank contrast. Navigation has useful findings, but the active maintainer PR cluster makes it a poor default authoring lane right now.

Things I noticed

  • The Week 5 update matters because the PR text, findings pages, and contribution page now describe the same Amigo behavior.
  • Simulator evidence is useful, but I need to label it honestly. It cannot prove Amigo behavior by itself.
  • The strongest next step is still small: finish the open contrast PR cleanly before opening another area of work.

Next week

  • Finish PR #879 review and device confirmation.
  • Keep the PR body aligned with the restored Amigo behavior.
  • Recheck #771 and #797 before planning any touch-target guardrail PR.