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• mediumbug: the SMS count under every text says 2 SMS when a business name with an iPhone apostrophe makes it 4src/App.tsx:13

  Now: smsSegments() always assumes GSM-7 (160 per single SMS, 153 per part), so the note under each text is wrong once a typed field adds a non-GSM character. iOS turns on Smart Punctuation by default, so typing Mike's Roofing in the Business name field gives a curly ’, which switches the whole message to UCS-2 (70 per single SMS, 67 per part).

  Change to: if /[^\x00-\x7F]/.test(text), count 70 for one SMS and ceil(length/67) for more, otherwise keep 160/153. Or replace ’ ‘ “ ” with ' and " in resolveSender() (src/messages.ts) so the messages stay plain ASCII, as the comment at the top of messages.ts intends.

  Why: the brief asks for texts 'ready to paste into your phone or CRM'. An owner who trims a text to fit 2 SMS still pays for 4 per lead.

  Width 390, Chromium.

  Open the page, open 'Add your name and booking link (optional)', type Business name = Mike’s Roofing (with the curly apostrophe iOS inserts) and first name = Mike.

  Expected: the text-back count shows 4 SMS.

  Actual: '232 characters, 2 SMS'.

  Measured: the message is 232 characters and contains the non-GSM character ’, so UCS-2 needs ceil(232/67) = 4 segments.

• mediumfidelity: the loss section names only missed calls, but the brief asks for the cost of 'missed calls and slow follow-up'src/App.tsx:261

  Now: the heading, the hero button ('See what missed calls cost me') and the formula line only talk about missed calls. Nothing on the page says the loss also covers callers who were never followed up, which the brief names.

  Change to: heading 'What missed calls and slow replies cost you'; in the formula paragraph (line 280-281) replace 'Every caller who hears voicemail and rings the next company on the list is one of them.' with 'Every caller who hits voicemail, gets no reply in minutes and rings the next company is one of them.' The math stays the same, because the model already assumes nobody followed up.

  Why: the brief's output (1) is 'monthly and yearly revenue lost to missed calls and slow follow-up, shown in plain numbers'. That second cause is also what the text-back and the 7-day sequence are there to fix, so naming it is what sells them.

  Width 390 or 1440.

  Load the page with the defaults (Roofing, $9,500, 4 a week, 30%) and scroll to #cost.

  It shows 'What missed calls cost you', $49,400 a month and $592,800 a year, and the formula line only mentions voicemail.

  The words 'follow-up' or 'reply' do not appear anywhere in section#cost (checked in the DOM).

• lowtaste: at 1440 the replies column ends 1,376px before the sequence and leaves an empty columnsrc/styles.css:807

  Now: on desktop the text-back and booking cards sit in the left grid column and end at the 'Copy booking reply' button. The 5-step sequence keeps going on the right, so most of the left half of the messages section is blank.

  Change to: in the @media (min-width: 60rem) block, add .scripts-replies { position: sticky; top: var(--space-6); align-self: start; }. The two copy-ready replies then stay next to the sequence as it scrolls. No new element is needed.

  Why: the brief asks for 'a screenshot-friendly layout for listing images'. A desktop capture of the messages shows half a page of blank space beside the sequence.

  Width 1440, Chromium, default inputs.

  Measured: the last card in .scripts-replies ends at y=2144 and the last step in .scripts-sequence ends at y=3520, so the left column is blank for 1,376px.

  The full-page screenshot (test/scratch/taste/shots/1440-full.png) shows the same.