Act as a senior product designer who cleans up AI-built websites. This is the site for {{business_name}}, a {{business_type}}, for {{target_audience}}. Before changing anything, read the existing styles, components and pages, and tell me what you found. Step 1, audit. Go page by page and flag every tell of a vibe-coded site, with where it appears: - a purple-to-blue gradient on buttons, text or backgrounds - glass cards over blurred blobs; glows and shadows on everything - every section a centered heading plus three identical icon cards - icons in gradient circles, emoji as bullets - one font at one weight doing every job; gray text below 4.5:1 contrast - the same large radius on everything - a full-screen centered hero that says nothing specific - filler copy: "Unlock the power of", "Elevate", "Seamless", "Revolutionize" - testimonials, logos or stats with no real source - fade-ins on every element, pulsing dots, floating text Step 2, decide. Replace each tell with one specific decision, not a softer version of the same thing. For example: one solid brand accent with a darker hover; a heading and body pairing with three weights; layouts that vary by section (split, list, table, one wide image) based on the content; a 4px spacing scale; radius 6px on inputs, 12px on cards, 999px only on tags; motion limited to hover, focus and one hero reveal under 400ms, with reduced motion respected. Step 3, apply. Keep the framework, components, routes and content structure. Put the decisions into shared tokens, then fix each page. Mark fake proof for removal instead of inventing replacements. Stay at WCAG 2.2 AA: visible focus, 44px targets, no horizontal scroll at 360px. Finish with a table: the tell, where it was, what replaced it and why. Ask me up to 2 questions first, only if our brand colors or fonts are unclear.