- StepCircle gets `active` prop — brand-500 fill with white number (used on step 1)
- Input in step 4 now matches selectSx: bgcolor, disabled (opacity + dashed),
error border, hover, focus — all consistent with steps 1-3
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Extend one-question-at-a-time pattern through all steps (type, service, location)
- CTA + location always visible at bottom; smart defaults for missing optional fields
- Minimum search requirements: intent + location; type/service/themes default to "all"
- Funeral types: Cremation, Burial, Water Burial (QLD only) + Explore All as TypeCard
- Service preference step (conditional): With a service / No service / I'm flexible
- Theme preferences (eco-friendly, budget-friendly, religious specialisation) as optional
sub-option within type step
- StepHeading sub-component: bodyLg centered, distinct from card labels
- CompletedRows: generous py:1.5 spacing, caption-size "Change" with aria-label
- Loading prop on CTA button, location validation (3+ chars)
- Divider under subheading for visual structure
- Main heading upgraded to h2 with display font
- Audit: 14/20 (Good), Critique: 29/40 (Good)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Complete rewrite of the interaction model:
Before: numbered steps + uppercase overline labels + cramped option cards
→ felt like a government form, not gentle guidance
After: conversational questions with generous choice cards
→ "How can we help you today?" not "1. I'M HERE TO"
Key changes:
- Questions as warm sentences, not uppercase labels
- ChoiceCards: generous padding (20px × 16px), descriptions explaining
each option, check icon on selection
- TypePills: pill-shaped buttons with proper touch targets for funeral types
- CompletedRow: "I'm here to: **Arrange a funeral now** · Change"
— explicit, accessible, no hidden pencil icon
- Only shows one question at a time — true progressive disclosure
- CTA only appears once location step is reached
- No step numbers, no badges — the vertical flow IS the progression
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
