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1 · MUST path
73The non-negotiable critical path — brand & core settings, transactional mail with DNS auth, a payment gateway with verified webhooks, plans & feature flags, then a full seed + verify pass before launch.
2 · Brand kit
74Build the single source of truth for visual identity — brand name, logo variations, a WCAG-checked color palette, typography (including bilingual RTL), reference files committed to the repo, and marketing assets.
3 · Payments & billing
75Choose a payment approach from the gateway matrix (Stripe built-in vs from-scratch, PayPal, Tap for MENA, LemonSqueezy as Merchant of Record), then add the production billing depth — model, plans, verified webhooks, tax, dunning, and lifecycle documentation.
4 · Email infrastructure
76Confirm and test the transactional mail path, choose a provider from the deliverability matrix, customize the core template set, and (optionally) add drip campaigns and a newsletter — all with SPF/DKIM/DMARC passing.
5 · Performance pass
77Capture a Lighthouse baseline, then layer .htaccess browser caching + compression, tune the PHP runtime (OpCache, memory, extensions), verify Redis, enable Cloudflare, and apply accessibility/CSP quick wins — with realistic targets for a vendor-bundled app.
6 · Integrations
78Surface the integration choices — Slack notifications for errors/deploys/backups, GitHub project management (labels, issue forms, project board, PR template), and privacy-first Rybbit analytics.
7 · Post-launch identity & changelog
79Two post-launch tasks — claim social-media handles early (even before you post) and wire the dual changelog (internal + public) so every stable release ships with an announcement.
Phase 9 · Growth & polish
80The pass that makes the product feel finished — SEO (sitemap, meta, schema, Search Console), onboarding/changelog/feedback/blog, and customer-facing chat + help center. Mostly SHOULD with many alternatives.
1 · SEO (9A · do first)
81SEO needs a reachable URL, so it leads — sitemap + robots, per-page meta + schema + titles, then Search Console verification and a PageSpeed pass.
2 · Engagement (9B)
82Onboarding, a public changelog, a feedback collection channel, and an optional blog — the streams that keep new users reaching value and existing users informed.
3 · Support (9C)
83Two customer-facing systems with several alternatives each — a live chat widget and a help center / knowledge base. Pick one tool per row and record the choice.
Phase 10 · Audit & QA
84The full pre-launch audit — static code & dependency checks, a security re-check, performance/DB/SEO/accessibility audits, functional QA across roles, debugger review, and a pre-launch sign-off gate.