Every category. Every product. Every photo, counted.

• ✓Full catalog crawl. All 96 category pages and 681 product pages read, 0 fetch failures (2026-07-06).
• ✓This inventory page built and deployed for team review (noindex).
• ✓All 1,237 downloadable images scraped as originals. Straight byte-copies, no compression or re-encoding (58.1 MB). 1 of 1,238 referenced images is broken on the website itself, see the review list.
• ✓Organized into the blueprint tree. images/Category/Subcategory/Product, Title Case, named exactly per the website. 18 category folders, 78 subcategory folders, 681 product folders.
• ✓Every image SEO-renamed. Cap-Case-Hyphenated product name plus position: White-Circle-Arch-1.jpg. The -1 file is always the product's primary photo.
• ✓Manifest built. Every file mapped to its source, product, position, and live URL: image-manifest.csv · image-manifest.json.
• ✓134 mis-crawled product names recovered. A second page layout on the site hid names from the first crawl; all were re-fetched and this page was corrected.
• ✓3 zero-photo products flagged with empty folders in the library as visible TODOs.
• ✓Every file integrity-verified. All 1,237 files confirmed real JPEGs, none corrupt, none HTML error stubs.

Linens is the largest category with 269 products, followed by Service Items with 133. The remaining sixteen categories each hold between 3 and 37 products.

Photo depth distribution: 3 products have zero photos, 269 have one, 270 have two, 132 have three, and 7 have four or more.

• ✓Spot-check 5 to 10 product folders against the live site. Open a product folder and its product page side by side (links in the inventory below): names match, image counts match, the -1 file is the primary photo.
• ✓Decide the resolution question before the client call. The website's best images are small web files: median 640px longest side, 1,151 of 1,237 under 1000px, only 3 at 1600px or more. Good enough for catalog thumbnails, not for hero images or a redesign. Decide: is website-res acceptable, or does this engagement include collecting true originals from the client or new photography?
• ✓Sign off the naming convention. Filenames are Cap-Case (White-Circle-Arch-1.jpg) per Justin's call. Strictest SEO practice is all-lowercase (white-circle-arch-1.jpg), a one-line script change. Also: folder names keep the site's commas and apostrophes (Chair, Pilgrim). Confirm both before anything is uploaded to a CMS.
• ✓Confirm the client gap list. 3 products with no photo (named in the coverage section above) plus 1 image that is broken on the website itself (Stage, Per 4'x4' Section, photo 5). These 4 items go to the client.
• ✓Review the 15 shared photos. 15 source images are reused across 2 or more products (list below). Each product folder got its own copy, but these products do not have their own photography. Decide which need their own shots.
• ✓Confirm the target photo depth proposal. 269 products stand on one photo. Agree the standard (for example 3 per product) so the gathering work has a measurable finish line.
• ✓Open the manifest CSV (image-manifest.csv) and confirm it maps cleanly for whoever runs the upload later.
• ✓Ask the client what we cannot see: retired products still on the site, products missing from the site, and whether they hold original photo files anywhere (drive, photographer, phone).

Resolution distribution: median 640 pixels on the longest side; nearly all files fall between 600 and 999 pixels.