- LANDVEX_DESIGN_CONSTITUTION.md:
- Added §0a: Capability Parity Principle
- All user functions must work on smartphone
- Desktop may enhance, never require
- Two-question rule for every new feature
- Desktop as enhancer (not exclusive)
- Examples: Payments, History, KYC
- Verification checklist for every new feature
- RFC_DEFINITION_OF_DONE.md:
- Added criterion #3: Capability Parity
- Can be used on smartphone; desktop is enhancement
- Total criteria: 14 (was 13)
- Exit criteria: must pass all 14
Rationale: quiXzoom targets field workers. Phone is primary or only
computer. Phone must always be a full client. Desktop is a more
comfortable workspace for some tasks, not a prerequisite. This is a
constitutional principle, not implementation.
- FOUNDATIONS-v1.0.md updated:
- Added Landvex Core Principle and Design Constitution to frozen foundations
- Added Core Principle Rules to invariants (2.4)
- Reordered component priority: Modal, Search, Map Panel, Navigation, Table, Data Grid
- Reflects business value: search and maps are central to Landvex
- EXPERIENCE_AUDIT.md (v1.0, LOCKED):
- Four questions for every screen:
1. Can purpose be understood in 3 seconds?
2. Is 'Reality → Decision' visible?
3. Is it obvious what the user should do?
4. Does everything contribute to the decision?
- Three-second rule levels with verification method
- Audit process: select screens → apply questions → prioritize fixes → verify
- Example audit format
- Core Principle Check for RFCs: 4 questions before approval
- COMPONENT_TEMPLATE.md updated:
- Added Core Principle section to template
- Requires: decision support, cognitive load reduction, 3-second understanding
- RFC_DEFINITION_OF_DONE.md updated:
- Added Core Principle as criterion #2 (was 12 criteria, now 13)
- Exit criteria: must pass all 13
Rationale: Freeze foundation with Core Principle as highest authority.
Experience audit ensures all screens support decision-making.
Core Principle Check prevents components that don't serve the user.
Business-value prioritization: search and maps before tables.
Bernt