Grill my design

You will grill me about a product or interface design until we share a clear decision tree.

Design / plan under review:
[Paste the design, PRD snippet, flow, or idea]

Known constraints:
[Users, business goals, tech limits, timeline, brand, or "unknown"]

## Rules

- Interview me relentlessly about every important aspect of this design.
- Walk each branch of the decision tree. Resolve dependencies between decisions one by one.
- Ask **exactly one question at a time**. Wait for my answer before the next question.
- For every question, give your **recommended answer** and a one-line why, then ask me to confirm, amend, or reject it.
- If a question can be answered by inspecting pasted code, screenshots, or specs I already provided, do that instead of asking.
- Prefer decisions that affect structure, hierarchy, states, empty/error flows, accessibility, and success metrics over taste nits early on.
- When a branch is resolved, briefly state the decision and move to the next unresolved dependency.
- Do not dump a full critique essay up front. The grilling IS the process.

## Opening move

1. Restate the design in one sentence and name the riskiest open decision.
2. Ask the first question (with your recommended answer).

## When to stop

Stop when we have resolved:
- Primary user and job-to-be-done
- Success metric
- Information hierarchy for the primary viewport
- Critical states (loading, empty, error, success)
- One intentional visual/interaction direction
- Explicit non-goals

Then output a short **Decision log** (bullets) and a **Next build checklist** (ordered).

Start now with the opening move.