thalida

Plans

Claude's design docs and implementation plans for thalida.com.

9 items

Code Quality  / App Code Audit

Mar 2026

Code Quality Audit Fixes

Fix all HIGH and MEDIUM findings from the comprehensive code audit —

implementation

Code Quality  / Api Code Audit

Mar 2026

API Code & Security Audit

The API is a Cloudflare Workers application with Durable Objects for real-time chat, serving ~1,400 lines of TypeScript across 6 source files. It handles WebSocket chat, authentication, geolocation, and weather endpoints.

implementation

Code Quality  / App Code Audit

Mar 2026

App Audit Fixes Implementation Plan

Fix the top 5 priority findings from the app code and security audit (docs/plans/2026-03-05-app-code-audit.md).

implementation

Code Quality  / App Code Audit

Mar 2026

App Code & Security Audit

The app is well-architected for its purpose — an Astro 5 SSG personal site with a real-time chat feature and an interactive live-window web component. The codebase demonstrates strong engineering in several areas:

implementation

Code Quality  / Css Audit

Mar 2026

CSS Audit Implementation Plan

Remove all HTML IDs, inline styles, and hardcoded JS styles — replacing them with data attributes (JS targeting), CSS classes (styling), and Tailwind utilities.

implementation

Code Quality  / Css Audit

Mar 2026

CSS Audit Design

Establish clear separation of concerns across HTML, CSS, and JS:

design

Code Quality  / Remove Apply

Feb 2026

Remove @apply — Move to Inline Tailwind Classes

The codebase uses `@apply` extensively (204 usages across 9 files) to compose Tailwind utilities inside CSS classes. This creates issues:

design

Code Quality  / Remove Apply

Feb 2026

Remove @apply — Implementation Plan

Replace all `@apply` directives with inline Tailwind utility classes on elements, delete separate CSS files, and keep only minimal `<style>` blocks for non-inlineable CSS.

implementation

Code Quality  / Codebase Cleanup

Feb 2026

Codebase Cleanup Implementation Plan

Fix all naming inconsistencies, dead code, duplicate logic, bugs, and type safety issues identified in the February 2026 audit, resulting in a codebase where names reflect current reality and each piece of logic lives in exactly one place.

implementation