Refine the full interface

Make every in-scope element have intentional spacing, correct alignment, appropriate proportions, and a cohesive visual hierarchy. Work the full interface, not a sample of screens.

This is a refinement pass. Keep implementation batches small and reviewable without shrinking coverage. Continue through the inventory until the completion gate is met or a genuine execution limit or blocker stops progress.

A single-screen correction belongs to refactor-ui when available. An authorized multi-surface campaign against a shared design contract belongs to design-loop. Those are routing distinctions, not prerequisites.

1. Inventory and track coverage

Read the project's existing instructions. Inspect its framework, styling system, tokens, components, layouts, and verification tools.

Inventory distinct screens, route templates, shared components, feature-specific UI, and overlays. For dynamic routes, use representative records and content conditions.

Include navigation, headers, breadcrumbs, tabs, toolbars, cards, lists, tables, forms, buttons, icons, menus, dialogs, tooltips, empty states, and footers wherever present.

Use the project's existing progress-tracking convention. Otherwise create UI-PROGRESS.md.

For each work item record: