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Is this release ready for defensible UX proof?

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UX release-readiness checks1Target authorityYou own the target or have explicit permission to test it.2One release-critical journeyThe start, intended outcome and successful end state are unambiguous.3Declared user contextGoal, experience level, device and relevant access needs are written down.4Bounded paths and actionsAllowed routes, actions, time and spend have explicit limits.5Safe synthetic dataNo real credentials, payment data or customer personal data is needed.6Failure and recovery statesValidation, empty, loading, error and recovery states can be reached safely.7Trust decisionThe moment where a user needs confidence, consent or control is identified.8Accessibility expectationKeyboard, naming, focus and contrast expectations are part of the journey.9Evidence standardThe team agrees what will count as observation, inference and pass/fail proof.10Named release ownerOne person will review the evidence and record the release decision.

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