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The Accounts calendar strip passed every preview check. On my test iPhone, it answered the wrong question.
The Phase K Accounts screen shipped with a horizontally-scrollable calendar strip. Device QA on my test iPhone showed it was answering the wrong question, so mid-design I deepened Phase O to a three-level navigation flow: inline calendar, full-screen month view, day mode. SwiftUI preview had nothing to say about any of it — the back-nav regression that followed only surfaced under a real thumb.
I could have built this twice. ModuleOrderStore is why I didn't.
Making Home and Accounts modules user-rearrangeable could have meant two separate order stores, one per screen. ModuleOrderStore — a @MainActor singleton mirroring an existing PaletteStore pattern — is the reason it's one. The device QA round on AnF confirmed the ordering engine held; six other issues confirmed the QA was necessary.
An iOS budget app: five rounds of device QA found the same defect every time
Three of the Home screen's gamification blocks were non-interactive labels. The Streak block's Check In button opened the transaction form. Five device-QA sweeps — Phases L through Q — kept finding the same thing: the interface was describing things users expected to control.