I spent about 5 hours and 30 minutes continuing work on HelioGuard AI. This was a bigger polish session where I focused on improving both the project presentation and the actual user experience.

I worked on the frontend direction, the premium arcade-style layout, and the flow between the landing page and the detailed dashboard. I also kept refining how the project explains NASA public data, the HelioGuard Index, asteroid risk scores, and mission briefings in a way that students can understand without reading raw API data.

One important part of this session was making the project feel more complete and serious: I worked on the README, research PDF links, project cleanup, and making sure the live demo and GitHub repo are easier for reviewers to understand. My goal is to make HelioGuard AI feel like a real educational space learning tool, not just a quick API demo.

Next, I’m going to keep testing the live demo, improve screenshots, clean up the final GitHub presentation, and prepare the project for shipping once identity verification is complete.