Summary of work done

Created a code-native static mockup for a redesigned full-screen mobile dropdown menu based on the supplied screenshot. The current screenshot showed a small centered dropdown with limited tap area and weak hierarchy. The mockup replaces it with a full-screen overlay, larger navigation rows, clear icons, visible chevrons, an expanded Practice Areas state, and bottom actions for Call Now and Free Case Review.

No live website, WordPress, homepage, routing, or production file was changed.

Deliverables

• HTML mockup: /Users/samaguiar/Documents/New project/mockups/mobile-menu-redesign-2026-06-03.html
• Generated visual concept: /Users/samaguiar/Documents/New project/mockups/assets/mobile-menu-redesign-concept-2026-06-03.png
• Final 390 by 844 QA screenshot: /Users/samaguiar/Documents/New project/mockups/screenshots/mobile-menu-redesign-390x844-final-2026-06-03.png
• Wide browser debug screenshot: /Users/samaguiar/Documents/New project/mockups/screenshots/mobile-menu-redesign-wide-debug-2026-06-03.png

QA performed

• Generated and inspected a visual concept first.
• Rendered the HTML in local Chrome.
• Inspected final 390 by 844 centered mobile screenshot.
• Verified the close icon, chevrons, expanded submenu, bottom CTAs, readable labels, and high-contrast palette.
• Ran a Chrome DevTools interaction check. About Us click updated aria-expanded to true, close control existed, no horizontal overflow was reported in the page target, and the minimum measured tap target was 50px.

Reason for ending session

The requested mockup was completed and QAed. The work is ready for review or for a later implementation pass into the real mobile navigation.

Suggested next steps

A future agent can convert this static mockup into the live theme or menu component after approval. They should first locate the current WordPress mobile menu implementation and preserve a rollback copy before editing. Homepage changes should still require approval. If implementation proceeds, QA should include at least a 390px mobile viewport, a narrower 360px viewport, keyboard focus, submenu toggle behavior, and a live no-regression check for desktop navigation.

Handoff notes

The design uses a near-black top and bottom, deep navy navigation rows, white labels, and Foundry-style orange accents. It keeps the existing top-level labels from the screenshot: About Us, Practice Areas, Meet Your Team, Locations, Contact. It adds sample Practice Areas submenu rows only for the mockup: Car Accidents, Truck Accidents, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death. Those should be replaced with the real menu tree before live implementation.