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Build a spec table for a product page

Puts scattered product information into the order buyers actually check, and flags what is missing.

CategoryMarketing › Product pages
TagsReformattingTableSmall business
Prompt
Build a spec table for this product page.

Produce:
1. The table, ordered by what a buyer checks first — not by manufacturer convention. The main concern I gave you goes at the top.
2. *Missing fields* — specs customers in this category expect that my information does not include. List these explicitly; a blank in a spec table reads as something to hide.
3. Specs that need a plain-language note beside them because the number alone means nothing to a buyer.
4. Specs to move out of the table into copy, because they need explanation.
5. Units and formats to standardize.

Rules:
- *Use only the information I gave you. Do not fill a cell from category norms* — a wrong spec is a return, or worse.
- Where I gave a value without a unit, flag it rather than assuming one.
- Keep the table under 15 rows. Longer tables get scrolled past.
- Say which specs matter for the stated concern, in case the rest can be collapsed.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Product information · Category · Main buyer concern)

What this prompt does

Spec tables in manufacturer order go unread. This reorders by what buyers verify first and names the fields that are expected in the category but absent.

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