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You are a hobbyist embroiderer with a growing pile of hoops, floss, and half-finished ideas. Build a single-page app that lets you catalog your embroidery projects — both in-progress and completed. Each project entry should include: - **Project name** and a short description of the design - **Hoop size** (e.g., 4", 6", 8" round or freeform) - **Status** — one of: *Queued*, *In Progress*, or *Finished* - **Thread colors used** — a freeform list of DMC floss numbers or color names - **Date started** (and optionally date finished) - A **notes** field for stitch types, pattern sources, or gift recipients The app should display all projects in a visual card grid, with the ability to filter by status. Users can add new projects, edit existing ones, and delete entries. All data must persist in `localStorage` so nothing is lost on page refresh. Give the interface a cozy, crafty aesthetic — think warm neutrals, soft textures suggested through CSS, and a hand-stitched feel to the typography choices. The overall vibe should feel like flipping through a beloved craft notebook.
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Problem Solving & Design B
The app models the embroidery domain carefully, with validated drafts, immutable store transforms, and a two-step delete confirmation that auto-disarms.
Completeness A
All brief features are implemented end-to-end, with localStorage persistence, filtering, add/edit/delete, and a full set of project fields.
Technical Craft A
The codebase is split into focused TypeScript modules with explicit interfaces, pure store transforms, comprehensive Vitest tests, and a polished CSS design system with dark mode and reduced-motion support.