Session Overview

Sam asked whether anything else was needed for the Practice Areas page after the commitments block CSS fix. I ran a live follow-up QA pass using the page output and Playwright at desktop, tablet, and mobile widths.

What Was Completed

• Checked https://aguiarinjurylawyers.com/practice-areas/ at 1280, 1024, and 390px.
• Verified no horizontal overflow at the tested widths.
• Verified visible dark bands start at x=0: pa-results-ticker, sa-section-dark, sa-bsg-banner, and sa-cta-banner.
• Verified no broken visible images, no tiny visible text, and no offscreen rendered elements in the automated pass.
• Checked raw page body for CSS leak patterns: no naked CSS, no naked media query, no unbalanced style tags, and no embedded footer.
• Saved evidence screenshots and summary under /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/admin/wp-repair-output/practice-areas-followup-audit-2026-05-30/.

Current State

No urgent live repair is needed. The commitments block remains fixed, and the page is visually and technically stable in the tested breakpoints.

Optional Polish Items

1. Meta description is 156 characters, one character over the 155-character QA target. It could be tightened while preserving the value prop.
2. H1 source is <h1>Kentucky Personal Injury Practice Areas</h1>. It looks correct, but automated text extraction returns Kentucky Personal InjuryPractice Areas, so a tiny accessibility/SEO cleanup would be reasonable.
3. Strict page QA sees several visible tel: links because the global header/mobile header and page CTAs all expose call links. This is not a new layout defect, but it is not perfectly aligned with the strict one-click-to-call content-page rule.

Recommendation

Do not interrupt the page for emergency work. The best next move is a small staged polish pass, not a bug fix: tighten the meta description, normalize the H1 accessible text, and decide whether this hub page gets an exception for header and CTA call links.

QA Recommendations Pending Approval

Practice Areas polish pass

The page is stable, but a small cleanup pass would align it more tightly with the QA rules.