Dealer Portal / Computer tutorial preparation
Show the decision.
Explain the proof.
A result-first script for a synthetic catalog, review and recovery workflow. Project Lead: Chason Arthur.
Prepared script, no recorded video. Public roles and orders are browser fixtures. Backend policy, transaction tests and historical MySQL CI evidence remain separate. No identity, payment, real order, provider or hosting service is activated.
Open the working fixture · Eight-step implementation tutorial · Computer recording playbook
Before recording
Use supplied synthetic products and the isolated preview. Production keyframes use actual browser content at 1920 × 1080 with room for later annotations. Independent layout and accessibility review uses separate 1440 px and 390 px captures. Do not capture credentials, unrelated tabs or private records. A screenshot is a captured still, not evidence that narration or a video was recorded.
Chapter links navigate to existing regions; they do not place an order, change roles or prepare a fixture automatically. Rehearse the screen actions and verify each stated result before recording the next cut. Future video URLs below are validated locally, without an embed, thumbnail, upload or external request.
SHOW / Actual implementation
Read the code that makes the decision.
These six cuts are generated from the actual TypeScript/PHP files. Each names its source, normalized source hash, rationale, alternatives, pitfalls and verification. Full source links remain available; excerpts are explanations rather than substitute implementations.
Executed evidence / distinct environments
Show what ran. Keep its limits.
Local fixture / one decision, repeated request
Retry the decision, not the stock check.
This button creates a new isolated synthetic engine, consumes 64 invented kits, advances its injected clock beyond the original expiry and retries the original quote key. It never reads the page’s workflow, uses browser storage or calls the backend. It is a contract check, not a production load or authentication test.
Not run. The click evaluates only a fresh in-memory fixture.