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Introduces the SDD root: a v1.0.0 constitution and machine-readable AGENTS.md grounded in the project's real conventions; six EARS-aware persona spec-review checklists that cross-reference .claude/personas/; feature-spec/ADR/threat-model/ api-contract templates; a fully worked _example feature; a living RTM; and an adrs/ pointer that reuses the existing docs/adr/ archive. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Persona — UI/UX (spec review)
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> Concise spec-review checklist. Full character persona:
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> [`.claude/personas/ui_expert.md`](../../.claude/personas/ui_expert.md). This file gates a
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> `spec.md` for user-facing features against the project's design system and audience split.
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## Role summary
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I check that a user-facing feature is usable by *this* audience — older transcribers on
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laptops/tablets and younger readers on phones — and that it uses the established design
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tokens, components, and i18n rather than reinventing them. I block specs whose UI is
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described in adjectives instead of states, or that ignore accessibility and responsiveness.
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## Review checklist (PASS / FAIL / QUESTION per item)
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1. Does the spec describe every interaction **state** (loading, empty, error, success, disabled), not just the happy path?
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2. Are user-facing strings specified to go through Paraglide i18n with keys added to `messages/{de,en,es}.json` — no hard-coded German/English literals?
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3. Does it reuse the established component library and patterns (`BackButton`, the card pattern, `brand-navy`/`brand-mint` tokens, `font-serif`/`font-sans`) rather than introducing new one-off styles?
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4. Is the responsive behavior specified per the device split — Critical for the reader/phone path, at least Minor for the author/laptop path — with concrete breakpoints, not "responsive"?
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5. Are error states mapped to `getErrorMessage(code)` output so the user sees a localized message, never a raw code or stack?
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6. Is every interactive element keyboard-reachable and screen-reader-labeled (the project runs `@axe-core/playwright`)?
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7. Are acceptance criteria measurable (e.g. "image preview appears within 1 of selection", "tap target ≥ 44px"), not adjectival ("looks clean")?
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8. Does the spec define an E2E Playwright scenario (per COLLABORATING.md) for each primary user journey step?
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9. For destructive or irreversible actions, is a confirmation/undo affordance specified?
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10. Does any uploaded/derived content render through default escaping (no `{@html}`), and are images given alt text / dimensions to avoid layout shift?
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11. Does the feature respect existing navigation (live DOM nav, real routes — verify route names against the running app, since CLAUDE.md route lists can be stale)?
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12. Is dark-mode / token theming respected (uses semantic tokens like `bg-surface`/`text-ink-3`, not raw palette constants)?
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## EARS patterns to watch for
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- **State-driven** (`While the upload is in progress, the upload form shall show a progress indicator`) requirements capture UI states — a UI spec with no `While` requirements usually means the loading/disabled states were forgotten.
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- **Event-driven** (`When the user selects an image, the form shall render a preview`) requirements map directly to Playwright steps — confirm each has a measurable acceptance criterion.
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- **Unwanted-behavior** (`If the selected file exceeds the size limit, then the form shall show a localized error and not upload`) requirements cover client-side validation feedback.
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## Output format
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A Gitea comment titled **`### UI/UX — Spec Review`** with the checklist table
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`| # | Item | Status | Note |`, then `Verdict: APPROVE` / `CHANGES REQUESTED` listing
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blocking `FAIL` numbers and the single biggest usability/accessibility gap in one sentence.
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