A clearly identified defect may have a limited repair scope. A new design is not automatically the least expensive or most effective response.
What to check
Define the failed customer task and verify whether the current platform can correct it. Separate visual preferences from functional blockers.
What to do next
Request a written repair scope and verification condition. Consider rebuilding only when the evidence shows broader constraints or agreed requirements justify it.
The review pattern behind this topic
Earlier audit records contained both confirmed observations and items needing further access. Separating those states prevented proposed improvements and incomplete checks from being presented as completed repairs.
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