Improve XAML Designer through 50 persona reviews - #3
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Purpose
Apply 50 simulated reviewer-persona passes to the PowerShell-only WPF/XAML designer, with special emphasis on first-time users and restricted corporate Windows environments.
Review perspectives
The review intentionally rotated through beginners, VBA/Office users, PowerShell 5.1/7 users, WPF layout/NameScope experts, security/network administrators, accessibility/high-DPI users, QA/CI maintainers, technical writers, and release reviewers.
The full simulated review record is in
XamlDesigner/REVIEW_50_PERSONAS.md. These are simulated personas, not independent human reviewers.Key improvements
Release gate
Do not merge until repository validation, core behavior, generated-code tests, and full designer startup smoke tests pass in both PowerShell 5.1 and PowerShell 7.