Recorridos críticos de Playwright
Se necesita un manifiesto versionado con los recorridos críticos del proyecto.
premium cafe
Zùsto Café
Gate de calidad v1.0.0
Quedan 4 condición(es) bloqueante(s); todavía no se solicita aprobación humana.
Enviar las incidencias a un agente, repetir la fase fallida y volver a evaluar.
92.6/100
fallidoBenchmark
92.6/100
Archic Score
—pendiente
Mobile
—/100
AI Slop
—sin revisar
Puntuación del benchmark ≥ 90
Resultado observado: 92.6 / 100.
Sin bloqueos duros de calidad activos
El benchmark no ha detectado límites activos.
Sin incidencias críticas o altas sin resolver
2 incidencia(s) grave(s): Hero CTA hierarchy favors the secondary goal · Visit CTA lacks actionable location and hours
Rúbrica Archic client-ready superada
Falta una revisión persistida con la Rúbrica Ejecutable Archic v1.0.
La evidencia manual y en dispositivos reales está completa
Quedan por validar las pruebas en dispositivo real, teclado, lector de pantalla y veracidad del contenido.
Pasada final de pulido y criterio visual
La pasada de criterio visual no puede inferirse únicamente a partir de una puntuación numérica.
Rúbrica ejecutable v1.0
Archic Score por página
Falta la revisión Archic
bloqueanteEl benchmark técnico no basta para llegar a cliente. Hay que persistir una revisión de Page Modes, Section Gates, mobile, S01–S50 y G01–G10.
Cola de agentes
Incidencias abiertas del benchmark
Hero CTA hierarchy favors the secondary goal
altoThe hero assigns the strongest visual weight to menu discovery, while the stated primary goal is visit/contact. “DESCUBRIR LA CARTA” is a large filled button, whereas “VISÍTANOS HOY” is only a light text link with an underline. This makes the secondary journey the apparent primary conversion action.
Dirección para autocorrección · Elevate “Visítanos” or “Cómo llegar” to the primary button treatment, and retain Carta as a secondary outlined or text treatment. On mobile, include a directions icon or map cue to make the outcome explicit.
Visit CTA lacks actionable location and hours
altoThe primary business task is visiting a physical cafe, but the home page does not make the practical visit decision possible above the fold or in the scanned page signals. “MARBELLA · SPAIN” establishes only a broad destination; no street address, map/directions, phone number, or opening hours are surfaced. The scan also records no booking signal and shows email/contact links rather than an immediate visit utility.
Dirección para autocorrección · Make “Visítanos” lead to, or reveal, a concise visit module with full Puerto Banús address, today’s hours, tap-to-call, and a prominent “Cómo llegar” map/deep-link. Keep this reachable within the first scroll on mobile.
Core sugar-free claim has no visible proof layer
medioThe sugar-free promise is stated confidently, but no visible credibility marker supports a health-adjacent premium claim. The scan records zero trust signals, while the proposition asks guests to accept that traditional indulgence is possible “sin azúcar” without further proof.
Dirección para autocorrección · Add a restrained proof layer below the hero, such as Eric’s credentials, a clear statement of what “sin azúcar” means, ingredient/creation standards, and selected third-party or customer validation where available.
Mixed Spanish and English weakens editorial coherence
medioThe language treatment feels unresolved: navigation and supporting copy are predominantly Spanish, while the central proposition is English (“No sugar. Same taste.”); desktop also presents “PÂTISSERIE & CAFÉ” and “MARBELLA · SPAIN.” The ES / EN control is visible, but the shown Spanish state remains materially mixed.
Dirección para autocorrección · Choose a canonical Spanish home-page voice and localize the hero proposition, or make the English phrase an explicitly secondary campaign line. Ensure ES and EN each switch the full interface and body copy consistently.
Hero imagery is stronger for venue mood than product appetite
medioThe page looks polished and venue-led, but it under-delivers on product proof for a premium sugar-free patisserie. The hero image is dominated by the counter, fittings, and ceiling; individual pastries are small behind reflective glass. On mobile, the crop becomes even more interior-led, with the product selection difficult to inspect.
Dirección para autocorrección · Use a mobile-specific hero crop or image that keeps a signature pastry and drink clearly visible, then introduce close, well-lit editorial product photography immediately below the fold. Retain venue photography as supporting proof rather than the sole hero asset.
Interactive targets are too small on mobile
medio9% of detected links/buttons are smaller than the 44×44 px touch target used by the benchmark.
Dirección para autocorrección · Increase the hit area of the listed controls using padding/min-size without necessarily making the visual icon itself larger.
CTA styling lacks a fully consistent hierarchy
bajoThe site uses several competing action treatments: filled rectangular menu CTA, underlined visit link, outlined pill Contacto button, and small uppercase navigation links. The objective scan also finds a 30.8% inconsistent button ratio.
Dirección para autocorrección · Define and apply a concise hierarchy: primary filled action for visit/directions, secondary outlined action for Carta or Contacto, and text links for tertiary navigation. Keep dimensions and arrow usage consistent across those roles.
Mobile header crowds the brand lockup
bajoThe compact mobile header uses a text-heavy outlined Contacto button alongside the language toggle and menu icon. It consumes a substantial portion of the top row and competes with the Zùsto wordmark, while the important “café by Eric” endorsement visible on desktop is omitted.
Dirección para autocorrección · Use a compact contact/directions icon with an accessible label, or move contact prominence into the hero CTA group. Preserve “by Eric” in the opened navigation or a compact brand lockup, and give the logo more visual ownership.