redesign-existing-projects
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Intelligent Legacy Codebase Refactoring & UI Modernization. Upgrades ugly, dated, or AI-slop frontend code to enterprise Stripe/Tailwind UI standards while strictly preserving all backend props, data structures, and state logic.
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