Been there, done that. Or if not exactly there, exactly, in close enough proximity to have absorbed much of the wisdom and observed the pitfalls the actual engineers stubbed their toes on, or bruised their shins, or outright went under in the morass of inadequate supplier documentation, incomplete specs, or unrealistic time lines. It is astounding how when something smells off it doesn't really matter if it is in a javascript program, a PHP function or a UX specification - once I get the scent and start tearing away the layers invariably some underlying oversight or downright dumb-ass assumption surfaces. The earlier in the process this happens, the better. The worst time is when it is production and something keeps not working right...…Been there, done that. Or if not exactly there, exactly, in close enough proximity to have absorbed much of the wisdom and observed the pitfalls the actual engineers stubbed their toes on, or bruised their shins, or outright went under in the morass of inadequate supplier documentation, incomplete specs, or unrealistic time lines. It is astounding how when something smells off it doesn't really matter if it is in a javascript program, a PHP function or a UX specification - once I get the scent and start tearing away the layers invariably some underlying oversight or downright dumb-ass assumption surfaces. The earlier in the process this happens, the better. The worst time is when it is production and something keeps not working right...WWWW…