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# Progress Log
## Codebase Patterns
### Project Structure
- Components in `src/components/`, views in `src/components/views/`
- Data files in `src/data/` — consultations.ts, medications.ts, problems.ts, investigations.ts, documents.ts, patient.ts
- Types in `src/types/pmr.ts` (PMR interfaces) and `src/types/index.ts` (Phase type)
- Hooks in `src/hooks/` — useScrollCondensation.ts, useBreakpoint.ts
- Contexts in `src/contexts/` — AccessibilityContext.tsx
- Path alias: `@/` maps to `./src/`
### Phase Management
- App.tsx controls phase: 'boot' -> 'ecg' -> 'login' -> 'pmr'
- BootSequence.tsx handles terminal animation
- ECGAnimation.tsx handles heartbeat + letter tracing + flatline exit
- LoginScreen.tsx bridges to PMRInterface.tsx
### Data Architecture (CORRECT — do not modify)
- All data files are populated with accurate CV content from References/CV_v4.md
- 5 consultation entries (roles), 18 medications (skills), 11 problems (achievements), 6 investigations (projects), 5 documents (education)
- Types are properly defined in pmr.ts — Consultation, Medication, Problem, Investigation, Document, Patient, ViewId
### Design System Requirements (from ref-design-system.md)
- Light-mode ONLY — no dark mode
- NHS blue: #005EB8 (primary interactive)
- Border radius: 4px for cards/inputs
- Borders: 1px solid #E5E7EB on tables and cards, combined with multi-layered shadows for depth
- Card shadows: 0 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.04), 0 4px 12px rgba(0,0,0,0.03)
- Table row height: 40px, card padding: 16-24px, main content padding: 24px
- Fonts: [UI font] (Elvaro Grotesque or Blumir from Fonts/ dir), Geist Mono (coded entries, timestamps, data values)
- Base spacing unit: 4px — generous but structured, more whitespace than real clinical systems
### Known Dependencies
- React 18.3.1, TypeScript, Vite
- Tailwind CSS for utility classes
- Framer Motion 11.15.0 for animations
- Lucide React 0.468.0 for icons
- fuse.js will need to be installed for Task 12
### Sidebar Label Convention (IMPORTANT)
- Sidebar uses CV-friendly labels, NOT clinical jargon
- Summary (same), Experience (not Consultations), Skills (not Medications), Achievements (not Problems), Projects (not Investigations), Education (not Documents), Contact (not Referrals)
- The clinical metaphor is in the VIEW LAYOUT, not the navigation labels
- Each view should look like its clinical equivalent but the nav label tells the user what CV section they're looking at
### Visual Review (Playwright MCP)
- Dev server runs on `http://localhost:5173` throughout the loop
- Use Playwright MCP tools (`mcp__playwright__browser_navigate`, `mcp__playwright__browser_take_screenshot`, `mcp__playwright__browser_snapshot`) to verify visual output
- App has boot→ECG→login→PMR sequence (~15s on first load). Use `mcp__playwright__browser_wait_for` with `time: 15` before screenshotting.
- Once in PMR phase, navigate views via hash routes: `#summary`, `#experience`, `#skills`, `#achievements`, `#projects`, `#education`, `#contact`
- If browser tools fail, skip visual review and note in iteration log — don't block progress
### Critical Styling Notes
- Design direction is **Clinical Luxury** — clinical structure, premium execution
- Premium UI font loaded from Fonts/ directory (Elvaro Grotesque or Blumir, NOT Inter/Roboto)
- Geist Mono for coded entries and timestamps (NOT Fira Code)
- Multi-layered shadows on cards — NOT flat/borderless
- Clinical alert uses spring animation (Framer Motion type: "spring"), not ease-out
- View switching INSTANT — no crossfade, no slide between views
- Login typing: 80ms/char username, 60ms/dot password. Button is USER-INTERACTIVE (not auto-triggered)
- Consultation expand/collapse: height animation ONLY, no opacity fade on content
## Iteration Log
### Iteration 1 — Task 1: Design system foundation and font setup
**Completed:** Task 1
**Changes made:**
- Added Geist Mono font to Google Fonts import in index.html (replacing reliance on Fira Code for PMR components)
- Extended Tailwind config PMR color tokens: added card, text-primary, text-secondary, text-on-dark variants, border colors, selected-row, alert colors
- Fixed borderRadius.card from 16px to 4px (clinical system requirement)
- Added borderRadius.login: 12px (exception for login card per spec)
- Added boxShadow.pmr: minimal clinical shadow
- Added PMR-specific CSS custom properties in index.css (--pmr-* variables)
- Added utility classes: .pmr-theme, .font-inter, .font-geist-mono
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- The project uses both legacy design tokens (for boot/ECG phases) AND new PMR tokens (for clinical interface) — both need to coexist
- Geist Mono is the correct font for coded entries, timestamps, and clinical codes in PMR (NOT Fira Code)
- Border radius convention: 4px default for clinical components, 12px for login card only, 16px for legacy components
- CSS custom properties namespaced with --pmr- prefix for clarity
**Quality checks:** All passed (typecheck, lint, build)
**Visual review:** N/A (configuration task, no visual component)
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Kept legacy tokens in place to avoid breaking boot/ECG components
- Used --pmr- namespace for all PMR tokens to distinguish from legacy design system
- Extended Tailwind colors rather than replacing them — allows both themes to work simultaneously
### IMPORTANT — Design Guidance is Pre-Baked
Do NOT invoke the `/frontend-design` skill at runtime — it was pre-run and the output is embedded in each ref file under "Design Guidance (from /frontend-design)". Previous iterations STALLED because the skill output consumed the entire context window. The guidance is now in the ref files — just read and implement.
### ECG Reference Implementation
`ECGCombined.tsx` in the project root is a Remotion version of the ECG animation with a superior mask-based text reveal technique. Task 1b references this for the canvas implementation.
### Iteration 2 — Task 1b: Rebuild boot sequence and ECG animation
**Completed:** Task 1b
**Changes made:**
- **BootSequence.tsx**: Completely refactored from hardcoded HTML strings to config-driven architecture
- Created type-safe `BootConfig`, `BootLine`, `BootLineType` interfaces
- Individual line components: `BootLineHeader`, `BootLineStatus`, `BootLineSeparator`, `BootLineField`, `BootLineModule`, `BootLineReady`
- Added CRT scanlines overlay during boot phase
- Cursor now captures its screen position via ref and passes to parent via `onCursorPositionReady` callback
- Cursor morph animation: block cursor scales down to 0 width over 300ms before ECG starts
- Reduced motion support: instant boot completion, skips to ECG immediately
- **ECGAnimation.tsx**: Rebuilt with mask-based text reveal technique from ECGCombined.tsx
- Added `startPosition` prop to receive cursor position from BootSequence
- ECG trace now starts from cursor position (with `startOffsetX`) instead of x=0
- Implemented offscreen canvas pre-rendering for text stroke
- Mask-based text reveal: clipping region follows trace head, revealing pre-rendered text
- Added connector lines between letters at baseline using `CONNECTOR_PROFILES`
- Letter profiles define connector insets for natural-looking baseline connections
- Multi-layer neon glow: outer (6px, 25% opacity), inner (2px solid)
- Flatline draw phase extends to right edge after text completion
- Background transitions from black to `#1E293B` (login background)
- Reduced motion support: instant transition to PMR phase
- **App.tsx**: Updated to pass cursor position between BootSequence and ECGAnimation
- Added `cursorPosition` state
- `handleCursorPositionReady` captures position from BootSequence
- Passed to ECGAnimation as `startPosition` prop
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- Canvas animation performance: pre-render text to offscreen canvas, then drawImage through clip region
- Cursor-to-dot transition requires DOM ref position capture, not just CSS animation
- World-space coordinates (headWX) vs screen-space coordinates (headSX) separation is critical
- Viewport scrolling logic: offset calculated as `headWX - headSX` keeps trace visible
- Connector profiles per character (C, O, D, L, E have special insets) make letter connections look natural
- Background color transition handled via CSS transition on container, not canvas fill
**Quality checks:** All passed (typecheck, lint, build)
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 388KB bundle
**Visual review:** N/A (animation component — visual verification would require browser screenshot)
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Kept Fira Code for terminal/boot phase (it's the authentic clinical terminal aesthetic)
- Used ECGCombined.tsx's mask technique but adapted for canvas API (not SVG like the Remotion version)
- Beat amplitudes: 0.3 → 0.55 → 0.85 → 1.0 (same as original implementation)
- Letter spacing: LETTER_W 72px, LETTER_G 10px, SPACE_W 30px (matches original, tighter than ECGCombined)
- Morph animation uses Framer Motion scaleX/width/opacity for smooth cursor-to-dot transition
**Next task:** Task 2 — Set up premium font
## Manual Intervention — 2026-02-12
### Reason: Design direction changed from "Clinical Utilitarian" to "Clinical Luxury"
### Changes made:
- Rewrote IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md — leaner format, tasks point to ref files for detail
- Rewrote guardrails.md — updated shadow rules, font rules, login pacing, luxury direction
- Updated all Ralph/refs/*.md files to align with Clinical Luxury direction
- Updated CLAUDE.md with new login typing spec (80ms/char, user-interactive button)
- Updated ref-design-system.md login typing speed
### Tasks reset: Task 2 (LoginScreen — needs new typing speed + interactive button + premium font)
### Tasks added: New Task 2 (font setup) inserted before LoginScreen rebuild (now Task 3)
### Context for next iteration:
- The design direction is "Clinical Luxury" — clinical STRUCTURE, premium EXECUTION
- All ref files now say "Clinical Luxury" not "Clinical Utilitarian" or "faithful reproduction"
- Cards get multi-layered shadows (not flat/borderless)
- Premium font from Fonts/ directory replaces Inter (see CLAUDE.md Typography section)
- Login screen typing is slower (80ms/char, 60ms/dot) and the button is USER-CLICKED
- Sidebar labels are CV-friendly (Experience, Skills, etc.) — clinical metaphor is in the LAYOUT
### New guardrails added:
- Shadow guardrail updated: multi-layered shadows required (was: "no shadows")
- Font guardrail added: use [UI font] from Fonts/, not Inter/Roboto
- Login guardrail added: 80ms/char typing, user-interactive button
### Iteration 3 — Task 2: Set up premium font and update Tailwind config
**Completed:** Task 2
**Changes made:**
- Added @font-face declarations in src/index.css for both premium font candidates:
- Elvaro Grotesque: 7 weights (Light 300 → Black 900) loaded from WOFF2/WOFF files in Fonts/ directory
- Blumir: Variable font (100-700 weight range) loaded from WOFF2/WOFF files
- Updated CSS variables: --font-ui (Elvaro Grotesque), --font-ui-alt (Blumir)
- Removed --font-inter, replaced with --font-ui in CSS variables
- Updated Tailwind config fontFamily:
- Added font-ui: ['Elvaro Grotesque', 'system-ui', 'sans-serif']
- Added font-ui-alt: ['Blumir', 'system-ui', 'sans-serif']
- Removed font-inter references
- Kept font-geist for monospace data (Geist Mono)
- Kept font-mono for boot/ECG phases (Fira Code)
- Enhanced Tailwind boxShadow tokens for Clinical Luxury:
- pmr: '0 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.04), 0 4px 12px rgba(0,0,0,0.03)' (multi-layered card shadow)
- pmr-hover: '0 2px 4px rgba(0,0,0,0.06), 0 8px 16px rgba(0,0,0,0.04)' (hover lift)
- pmr-banner: '0 2px 8px rgba(0,0,0,0.12)' (patient banner drop shadow)
- Updated utility class .pmr-theme to use var(--font-ui) instead of var(--font-inter)
- Added .font-ui and .font-ui-alt utility classes
- Fixed ESLint errors in ECGAnimation.tsx (viewOff and headSX should be const, not let)
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- Font loading strategy: Load both candidate fonts now, switch between them by changing CSS variable only
- Elvaro Grotesque chosen as primary (institutional credibility, slightly condensed, data-dense UI)
- Blumir available as alternative (more refined/luxurious) via font-ui-alt
- Font files are correctly bundled by Vite (visible in build output: 14 Elvaro files + 2 Blumir files)
- Shadow system: pmr (default card), pmr-hover (interactive lift), pmr-banner (separation) — layered depth
- font-display: swap ensures text remains visible during font load
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 391KB bundle (includes all font files)
**Visual review:** N/A (configuration task, no visual component — fonts will be visible in Task 3 LoginScreen onwards)
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Started with Elvaro Grotesque as primary (per task instructions: "start with Elvaro, can be swapped later")
- Loaded all 7 weights for Elvaro (300/400/500/600/700/800/900) for full weight hierarchy control
- Loaded Blumir as variable font (single file supports 100-700 range) for efficiency
- Used font-display: swap for optimal loading behavior (text visible immediately, swaps to custom font when loaded)
- Enhanced shadow tokens in Tailwind config (was only single pmr shadow, now includes hover and banner variants)
**Next task:** Task 3 — Rebuild LoginScreen with new typing speed, user-interactive button, and premium font
### Iteration 4 — Task 3: Rebuild LoginScreen
**Completed:** Task 3
**Changes made:**
- Rebuilt LoginScreen.tsx with all spec requirements:
- Typing speed changed from 30ms/char → 80ms/char for username, 20ms/dot → 60ms/dot for password
- Pause between username and password changed from 150ms → 300ms
- Start delay changed from 200ms → 400ms (more breathing room for card entrance)
- Login button is now user-interactive — disabled/dimmed (opacity 0.6) while typing, fully interactive after typing completes
- Added `typingComplete` state to track when typing is done
- Added `buttonHovered` state for hover visual feedback (#004D9F on hover)
- Button `onClick` handler only fires when `typingComplete` is true
- Reduced motion: typing completes instantly, button immediately available for user click (NOT auto-triggered)
- `activeField` state expanded to include `'done'` value for post-typing state
- Font references updated from `'Inter'` → `var(--font-ui)` (Elvaro Grotesque) throughout
- Card shadow upgraded from single-layer `0 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.03)` → multi-layered `0 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.04), 0 4px 12px rgba(0,0,0,0.03)` per design system
- Timer cleanup improved: all `setTimeout` calls tracked via `timeoutRefs` ref array and cleared on unmount
- Fixed ESLint warning about `timeoutRefs.current` in cleanup by capturing to local variable
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- `addTimeout` helper pattern: wraps `setTimeout` and tracks IDs in a ref array for cleanup — useful for components with multiple sequential timeouts
- Button hover state should use a slightly darker shade than the base (#004D9F between #005EB8 and #004494 pressed)
- `var(--font-ui)` is the correct way to reference the premium font in inline styles (not the font name directly)
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 392KB bundle
**Visual review:** Skipped — browser tools (Claude in Chrome) not available in this environment
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Kept the Geist Mono + Fira Code monospace fallback chain for input fields (authentic clinical terminal feel)
- Button hover color (#004D9F) is a midpoint between NHS blue (#005EB8) and pressed (#004494) — subtle but noticeable
- 400ms start delay gives the card entrance animation time to complete before typing begins
- Button uses `disabled` attribute plus visual opacity change for clear affordance
**Next task:** Task 4 — Rebuild PatientBanner
## Iteration 4 (Task 4: Rebuild PatientBanner)
**Task completed:** Task 4 — Rebuild PatientBanner with premium fonts, tooltip, animations
**Changes made:**
- Rebuilt `src/components/PatientBanner.tsx`:
- Replaced all `font-inter` references with `font-ui` (Elvaro Grotesque)
- Added `NHSNumberWithTooltip` component — custom styled tooltip with Framer Motion, 300ms hover delay, arrow indicator (replaces native `title` attribute)
- Added `AnimatePresence` for smooth crossfade between full/condensed banner states
- Mobile overflow menu now uses `AnimatePresence` for animated enter/exit
- Replaced fixed backdrop click handler with `useRef` + `useCallback` + document event listener pattern (click-outside)
- Mobile banner now uses `patient.nhsNumber` and `patient.status` data instead of hardcoded values
- DOB value rendered in `font-geist` (monospace) for clinical data texture
- Badge changed from `rounded-sm` to `rounded-full` (pill shape)
- Added `shadow-pmr-banner` drop shadow to header
- Added focus ring styles on action buttons (`focus:ring-2 focus:ring-pmr-nhsblue/40`)
- `prefers-reduced-motion` support for banner crossfade
- Added `SkipButton` component to `src/App.tsx` — appears after 1.5s during boot/ECG phases, skips to login
**Quality checks:** All passed (typecheck, lint, build — 394.81 KB bundle)
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP. Banner renders correctly with premium font, NHS blue action buttons, shadow, monospace NHS number, status dot with text label.
**Known issue (pre-existing):** Banner sentinel element has `absolute top-0` positioning inside a non-positioned parent, causing the IntersectionObserver to always report "not intersecting" — banner shows condensed state even at scroll position 0. The full 3-row banner (with DOB, address, phone, email) never displays. This is NOT a regression from Task 4 — the sentinel placement was unchanged. Should be addressed in a future task.
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- `AnimatePresence mode="wait"` is the right pattern for crossfading between two states (full/condensed banner)
- Custom tooltip with Framer Motion + `onMouseEnter`/`onMouseLeave` with 300ms delay is more styleable than native `title`
- Click-outside pattern: `useRef` on container + `useCallback` for handler + `useEffect` to add/remove document listener
## Manual Intervention — 2025-02-12
### Reason: Replaced Claude in Chrome browser integration with Playwright MCP for visual validation
### Changes made:
- `RALPH_PROMPT.md`: Updated visual review step (step 7) to use Playwright MCP tools (`mcp__playwright__browser_navigate`, `mcp__playwright__browser_take_screenshot`, `mcp__playwright__browser_snapshot`, `mcp__playwright__browser_wait_for`) instead of Chrome extension tools (`tabs_context_mcp`, `computer` screenshot)
- `guardrails.md`: Updated visual review guardrail to reference Playwright MCP tools
- `progress.txt`: Updated "Visual Review" codebase pattern section with Playwright MCP tool names
- `ralph.ps1`: Updated comments referencing Chrome to reference Playwright MCP
### Tasks reset: None
### Tasks added: None
### Context for next iteration:
- Visual review is now done via **Playwright MCP** tools, NOT Claude in Chrome
- Key tools: `mcp__playwright__browser_navigate` (go to URL), `mcp__playwright__browser_take_screenshot` (visual capture), `mcp__playwright__browser_snapshot` (accessibility tree), `mcp__playwright__browser_wait_for` (wait for time/text)
- The dev server still runs on `http://localhost:5173` — workflow is the same, just different tool names
- Previous iterations skipped visual review because Chrome tools weren't available — Playwright MCP should now work
### New guardrails added: None
### Iteration 5 — Task 4b: Fix PatientBanner scroll condensation
**Completed:** Task 4b
**Changes made:**
- **Root cause identified:** The sentinel element (`absolute top-0 h-0`) was positioned at the viewport top inside a non-positioned parent. The IntersectionObserver with `-100px` rootMargin immediately reported "not intersecting", so the banner was permanently stuck in condensed state.
- **PMRInterface.tsx:** Restructured layout from document-scroll (`min-h-screen`) to flex container (`flex h-screen overflow-hidden`). Sidebar and content column are siblings. Content column is `flex-1 flex flex-col min-w-0` with banner (flex-shrink-0) above scrollable main (`overflow-y-auto`).
- **PatientBanner.tsx:** Now accepts `isCondensed` prop from parent instead of managing its own scroll detection. Removed sentinel element, removed `useScrollCondensation` import, removed `sticky top-0`. Banner is positioned above the scroll container, so it stays fixed naturally.
- **ClinicalSidebar.tsx:** Changed `h-screen sticky top-0` to `h-full` — parent flex container handles sizing.
- **useScrollCondensation.ts:** Replaced IntersectionObserver with scroll event listener. Accepts `scrollContainer` element directly (not a ref). Uses callback ref pattern in PMRInterface to handle Framer Motion mounting timing.
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- **Callback ref pattern for Framer Motion:** `motion.main` elements may not be in the DOM when `useEffect` first runs. Using `useState` + callback ref (`setScrollContainer` via `useCallback`) triggers a re-render when the element mounts, ensuring the scroll listener attaches correctly.
- **Flex h-screen overflow-hidden layout:** The recommended clinical system layout: sidebar + content column in a viewport-height flex container. Content column has banner (flex-shrink-0) + scrollable main (flex-1 overflow-y-auto). No sticky positioning needed — elements above the scroll container stay fixed.
- **Scroll event vs IntersectionObserver:** For scroll-position-based condensation in a contained scroll area, a simple scroll event listener is more reliable than IntersectionObserver with rootMargin tricks.
**Quality checks:** All passed (typecheck, lint, build — 394.61 KB bundle)
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP at 1280x800.
- Full banner (80px, 3 rows) displays correctly on page load at scrollTop=0
- Condensed banner (48px, single row) activates after scrolling 100px+
- Banner returns to full state when scrolling back to top
- Layout: sidebar fixed, banner fixed, only main content scrolls
**Issues encountered:**
- First attempt placed sentinel in `<main>` but kept IntersectionObserver with default root (viewport) — failed because `overflow-y-auto` on main creates a separate scroll context
- Second attempt used IntersectionObserver with `root: scrollContainerRef.current` — failed due to timing: Framer Motion hadn't mounted the element when the effect ran, so `ref.current` was null
- Final solution: replaced IntersectionObserver with scroll event listener + callback ref pattern for reliable element access
**Design decisions:**
- Chose scroll event listener over IntersectionObserver for simplicity and reliability
- Used `{ passive: true }` on scroll listener for performance
- Removed min-height calculations from main (`min-h-[calc(100vh-48px)]` etc.) — flex-1 handles sizing naturally
**Next task:** Task 5 — Rebuild ClinicalSidebar
### Iteration 6 — Task 5: Rebuild ClinicalSidebar
**Completed:** Task 5
**Changes made:**
- **ClinicalSidebar.tsx**: Rebuilt with all ref spec requirements:
- Replaced clinical jargon labels with CV-friendly terms: Experience (not Consultations), Skills (not Medications), Achievements (not Problems), Projects (not Investigations), Education (not Documents), Contact (not Referrals)
- Replaced all `font-inter` references with `font-ui` (Elvaro Grotesque)
- Fixed Tailwind opacity syntax: `bg-white/12` → `bg-white/[0.12]`, `bg-white/8` → `bg-white/[0.08]`, `bg-white/5` → `bg-white/[0.05]`, `bg-white/10` → `bg-white/[0.10]`
- Added right edge border (`border-r border-[#334155]`) per design system (sidebar depth)
- Added `focus-visible:ring-2 focus-visible:ring-pmr-nhsblue/40 focus-visible:ring-inset` on all nav buttons
- Set explicit `h-[44px]` and `text-[14px]` per spec (was `h-11` which is equivalent, but explicit is clearer)
- Active state: `font-semibold`, inactive state: `font-medium` per spec
- Added `border-l-[3px] border-transparent` on inactive items to prevent layout shift when switching to active
- Icon container uses `w-[18px] h-[18px] flex items-center justify-center` for consistent alignment
- Footer text color changed to `text-[#64748B]` per spec
- Tablet tooltip uses `font-ui` with `shadow-lg` and `pointer-events-none`
- **MobileBottomNav.tsx**: Updated all labels to CV-friendly terms and `font-inter` → `font-ui`
- **PMRInterface.tsx**: Updated `viewLabels` record from clinical names to CV-friendly names for screen reader consistency
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- Tailwind arbitrary opacity syntax: `bg-white/[0.12]` not `bg-white/12` (the latter works in newer Tailwind but the bracket syntax is more explicit and universally supported)
- `border-l-[3px] border-transparent` on inactive items prevents layout shift when active state adds `border-pmr-nhsblue` — the 3px border is always present, only color changes
- Navigation labels MUST be consistent across ClinicalSidebar, MobileBottomNav, and PMRInterface viewLabels — all three need updating when label convention changes
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 395.07 KB bundle
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP at default viewport
- Sidebar renders with correct CV-friendly labels: Summary, Experience, Skills, Achievements, Projects, Education, Contact
- 220px width, dark #1E293B background with right edge border visible
- Header branding "CareerRecord PMR / v1.0.0" in premium font at 50% opacity
- Search input with magnifying glass icon, properly styled
- Separator line between Summary and Experience — correct position
- Active state (tested on Summary and Experience): white text, NHS blue left border, bg-white/[0.12] highlight, font-semibold
- Default state: white text at 70% opacity, transparent background
- Footer: "Session: A.CHARLWOOD / Logged in: [time]" in #64748B
- View switching instant — no animation between views
- URL hash routing works (#summary, #consultations)
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Used `border-r border-[#334155]` instead of a shadow for the sidebar right edge — cleaner, more clinical
- Kept the existing search functionality (local filter) as-is — Task 13 will replace it with fuse.js
- Used `pointer-events-none` on tablet tooltips to prevent tooltip interfering with clicks
**Next task:** Task 6 — Rebuild PMRInterface layout + Breadcrumb
### Iteration 7 — Task 6: Rebuild PMRInterface layout + Breadcrumb
**Completed:** Task 6
**Changes made:**
- **Breadcrumb.tsx**: Created new component with Patient Record > [View] > [Expanded Item] navigation pattern
- Accepts `currentView`, `expandedItem`, `onNavigateToView`, `onCollapseItem` props
- Uses `viewLabels` record mapping ViewId to CV-friendly names (Summary, Experience, Skills, etc.)
- "Patient Record" root is clickable, navigates to summary view
- Current view is clickable when an item is expanded, collapses the expanded item
- Expanded item name (if present) appears as third breadcrumb segment
- Styling: 13px font-ui, gray-400 text for clickable items, gray-600 for current location
- ChevronRight icons (14px, gray-300) as separators
- Hover state: text-pmr-nhsblue on clickable segments
- **PMRInterface.tsx**: Integrated Breadcrumb component and updated font references
- Added Breadcrumb import
- Integrated Breadcrumb between screen reader heading and content (desktop/tablet only, not mobile)
- Breadcrumb receives `activeView`, `expandedItemId` from AccessibilityContext, navigation callbacks
- Replaced all `font-inter` references with `font-ui` (4 locations: default view placeholder, mobile search input, mobile back button)
- Added `shadow-pmr` to default view placeholder card for visual consistency
- Layout unchanged from Task 4b fix (flex h-screen overflow-hidden pattern already correct)
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- Breadcrumb navigation pattern: root (Patient Record) → section (view label) → detail (expanded item)
- Breadcrumb should be hidden on mobile (mobile has "Back to Summary" button instead)
- `expandedItemId` from AccessibilityContext is a string (item name), needs to be wrapped in object `{ name, type }` for Breadcrumb
- ViewId mapping must be consistent across ClinicalSidebar, MobileBottomNav, PMRInterface viewLabels, and Breadcrumb viewLabels
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 396.39 KB bundle
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP at default viewport
- Breadcrumb renders correctly on Summary view: "Patient Record > Summary"
- Breadcrumb updates on navigation to Experience: "Patient Record > Experience"
- Styling correct: 13px font-ui (Elvaro Grotesque), gray-400 clickable text, gray-300 chevrons
- Positioned correctly above view content with mb-6 spacing
- Layout verified: fixed 220px sidebar, sticky banner, scrollable content area
- View switching instant — no animation between Summary → Experience
- Interface materialization animations work (banner → sidebar → content stagger on initial PMR load)
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Breadcrumb shows on desktop/tablet only — mobile uses "Back to Summary" button instead (simpler UX on small screens)
- "Patient Record" root always navigates to Summary (the logical "home" view)
- When an item is expanded, clicking the current view name collapses it (returns to list view)
- Used `onNavigateToView` callback pattern for breadcrumb navigation (consistent with existing PMRInterface pattern)
**Next task:** Task 7 — Rebuild SummaryView + Clinical Alert
### Iteration 8 — Task 7: Rebuild SummaryView + Clinical Alert
**Completed:** Task 7
**Changes made:**
- **SummaryView.tsx**: Complete rebuild from ref-summary-alert.md spec:
- **ClinicalAlert**: Replaced CSS transition-based animation with Framer Motion spring animation
- State machine: `'visible' | 'acknowledging' | 'dismissed'` (was: 3 separate boolean states)
- Entrance: `type: 'spring', stiffness: 300, damping: 25` — creates subtle overshoot effect
- Dismiss sequence: icon crossfade (AlertTriangle → CheckCircle, 200ms) → hold beat (200ms) → height collapse (200ms ease-out)
- `AnimatePresence` wraps alert for exit animation (height → 0, opacity → 0)
- Button disables during acknowledging state, text changes to "Acknowledged"
- `prefers-reduced-motion`: instant appear/dismiss, no animation
- **DemographicsCard**: Full-width (`lg:col-span-2`), 2-column key-value layout
- Labels: `font-ui font-medium text-[13px] text-gray-500`, right-aligned, min-width 100px
- Values: `font-ui text-sm text-gray-900` (or `font-geist` for coded data like DOB, registration number)
- Proper spacing: `gap-x-12 gap-y-2` between columns and rows
- **ActiveProblemsCard**: Traffic light dots now include text labels (was: dot-only, guardrail violation)
- Green dot + "Active" text, amber dot + "In Progress" text
- Hover state: `bg-[#EFF6FF]` blue tint (was: `bg-gray-50`)
- **QuickMedsCard**: Proper semantic `<table>` with hover states
- Row height: 40px, alternating `#FFFFFF` / `#F9FAFB` backgrounds
- Hover: `bg-[#EFF6FF]` on rows
- Status dots with text labels in each cell
- **LastConsultationCard**: Full-width, proper typography hierarchy
- Date: `font-geist text-[12px]` (monospace), separator: `text-gray-300`
- Role title: `font-ui font-semibold text-[15px]`
- History: `leading-relaxed line-clamp-3`
- **All cards**: `shadow-pmr` (multi-layered), `border border-[#E5E7EB]`, `rounded` (4px)
- **All fonts**: `font-inter` → `font-ui` throughout (Elvaro Grotesque)
- **CardHeader**: Extracted reusable component — `bg-[#F9FAFB]`, `border-b border-[#E5E7EB]`, uppercase title
- **Grid layout**: `grid grid-cols-1 lg:grid-cols-2 gap-6` — demographics + last consultation span full, problems + meds side-by-side
- **Types**: Props now use proper imported types (`Problem[]`, `Medication[]`, `Consultation`) instead of `typeof` references
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- Framer Motion `AnimatePresence` + `motion.div` with `exit` prop is the right pattern for elements that animate out (alert collapse)
- Alert state machine with 3 states is cleaner than 3 separate boolean states — eliminates impossible state combinations
- `CardHeader` component is reusable across all summary cards and potentially other views
- `TrafficLight` component with mandatory text labels should be reused wherever status dots appear
- Hover color `#EFF6FF` (blue tint) is more refined than `gray-50` for interactive rows in a clinical context
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 396.05 KB bundle
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP at default viewport
- Clinical Alert: Amber banner with spring entrance, icon visible, Acknowledge button styled correctly
- Alert dismiss: Clicked Acknowledge → icon crossfade → hold → collapse. Content slides up smoothly
- Demographics: Full-width card, 2-column layout, proper label-value alignment
- Active Problems: 3 items with green/amber dots AND text labels (Active, In Progress)
- Quick Medications: 5-row table with alternating backgrounds, status column with dots + text
- Last Consultation: Full-width, Geist Mono date, NHS blue org name, role title, truncated history
- All cards have visible multi-layered shadows and #E5E7EB borders
- Grid layout correct: demographics full-width → problems + meds side-by-side → last consultation full-width
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Extracted `CardHeader` as shared component for consistent card headers across all summary cards
- Alert dismiss sequence uses `setTimeout(400)` for the acknowledging→dismissed transition (200ms icon crossfade + 200ms hold)
- Used `AnimatePresence mode="wait"` for icon crossfade inside alert (not just opacity toggle)
- Button text changes from "Acknowledge" to "Acknowledged" during dismissal for clear user feedback
- Demographics card uses `gap-x-12` (48px) between columns for generous spacing per Clinical Luxury direction
**Next task:** Task 8 — Rebuild ConsultationsView (Experience view)
### Iteration 9 — Task 8: Rebuild ConsultationsView (Experience view)
**Completed:** Task 8
**Changes made:**
- **ConsultationsView.tsx**: Complete rebuild from ref-consultations.md spec:
- **Framer Motion expand/collapse**: Replaced custom CSS height transition with `AnimatePresence` + `motion.div` for proper height-only animation (200ms ease-out). No opacity fade on content (guardrail compliance).
- **Chevron rotation**: Now uses `motion.div` with `animate={{ rotate: isExpanded ? 180 : 0 }}` instead of CSS class toggle.
- **Font updates**: All `font-inter` references replaced with `font-ui` (Elvaro Grotesque). Section headers, body text, labels all use `font-ui`.
- **Font sizes per spec**: Dates `text-[13px]`, organization `text-[13px]`, role title `text-[15px]`, body/bullets `text-[13px]`, section headers `text-[12px]`, coded entries `text-[12px]`.
- **Coded entries**: Full line in `font-geist` (Geist Mono) — `[CODE] Description` on a single div, not split into separate spans.
- **Section headers**: `font-ui font-semibold text-[12px] uppercase tracking-[0.05em] text-gray-400` — matches clinical system divider style.
- **Hover state**: Changed from `bg-gray-50` to `bg-[#EFF6FF]` (blue tint) for interactive rows.
- **Card styling**: Added `shadow-pmr` (multi-layered shadow), `border border-[#E5E7EB]`, with `overflow-hidden`.
- **3px left border**: Color-coded by employer via inline style (NHS blue `#005EB8` or Tesco teal `#00897B`).
- **Accessibility**: Added `focus-visible:ring-2 focus-visible:ring-pmr-nhsblue/40 focus-visible:ring-inset` on entry buttons, `aria-expanded` attribute, descriptive `aria-label` with role + org + date.
- **Status dot**: Green for current, gray for historical, with `aria-label`.
- **Single-expand accordion**: Only one entry expanded at a time.
- **Reduced motion**: All animations skip to final state (Framer Motion `duration: 0`).
- **Removed unused imports**: Cleaned up `useEffect`, `useRef` — no longer needed with Framer Motion approach.
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- `AnimatePresence initial={false}` + `motion.div` with `initial/animate/exit` on `height` is the cleanest pattern for height-only expand/collapse — cleaner than the previous custom CSS transition approach with `useRef` + `useEffect` + `setTimeout`.
- Coded entries render cleaner as a single `font-geist` div with the full `[CODE] Description` text, rather than splitting code and description into separate styled spans.
- Framer Motion chevron rotation via `motion.div` is simpler and more consistent than CSS class toggle with `transition-transform`.
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 395.72 KB bundle
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP at default viewport
- Collapsed state: All 5 entries visible with date (Geist Mono), organization (employer color), role title (semibold), key coded entry
- 3px left border visible: NHS blue for first 3 entries, teal for Tesco entries
- Green status dot on Deputy Head (current role), gray on all others
- Expanded first entry: H/E/P sections with proper section header styling, bulleted lists, coded entries in Geist Mono
- Accordion behavior: Expanding second entry collapsed first (re-shows Key coded entry)
- Chevron rotated 180° when expanded
- Multi-layered shadows visible on cards
- No opacity fade during expand/collapse — height-only animation confirmed
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Used `AnimatePresence initial={false}` to prevent animation on first render (entries should appear without animation)
- Kept coded entries as simple single-line divs in Geist Mono for clean, scannable output
- Status dots use `aria-label` for screen readers but no visible text label — the ref spec specifies dots only for consultations (text labels required for traffic lights in problems/medications views)
- View heading says "Consultation Journal" (clinical metaphor in content) while sidebar says "Experience" (CV-friendly nav)
**Next task:** Task 9 — Rebuild MedicationsView (Skills view)
### Iteration 10 — Task 9: Rebuild MedicationsView (Skills view)
**Completed:** Task 9
**Changes made:**
- **MedicationsView.tsx**: Complete rebuild from ref-medications.md spec:
- **Font updates**: All `font-inter` references replaced with `font-ui` (Elvaro Grotesque)
- **Card styling**: Added `shadow-pmr` (multi-layered shadow), `border border-[#E5E7EB]`, `overflow-hidden`
- **Category tabs**: Three tabs (Active Medications, Clinical Medications, PRN) with count badges showing item count per category. Active tab: white bg, NHS blue bottom border, blue text. Inactive: `#F9FAFB` bg, gray text, hover to white.
- **Semantic table**: Proper `<table>`, `<thead>`, `<th scope="col">`, `<tbody>` markup per guardrails
- **Sortable columns**: ChevronsUpDown (neutral), ChevronUp/ChevronDown (active, NHS blue) sort indicators. Three-state cycle: asc → desc → none.
- **Column borders**: `border-r border-[#E5E7EB]` between columns for clinical authenticity
- **Row height**: `h-[40px]` per design system spec
- **Alternating rows**: `bg-white` / `bg-[#F9FAFB]` via index-based alternation
- **Hover state**: `hover:bg-[#EFF6FF]` (subtle blue tint) on rows and sort buttons
- **Status dots**: 6px green circles with "Active" text label (guardrail: dots must always have text)
- **Framer Motion expand/collapse**: `AnimatePresence initial={false}` + `motion.tr`/`motion.div` for height-only animation (no opacity fade per guardrail). 200ms ease-out.
- **Chevron rotation**: `motion.div` with `animate={{ rotate: isExpanded ? 180 : 0 }}` — consistent with ConsultationsView pattern
- **Prescribing history**: Vertical timeline with NHS blue dots (`bg-[#005EB8]` with white ring), connecting line (`bg-[#E5E7EB]`). Year markers in `font-geist font-semibold text-[12px]`, descriptions in `font-geist text-[12px]`.
- **Mobile card layout**: Stacked key-value pairs with expand/collapse, same Framer Motion animation
- **Accessibility**: `role="tablist"`, `role="tab"`, `aria-selected`, `aria-controls` on tabs. `aria-expanded` on rows. `tabIndex={0}` + keyboard handler on table rows. `focus-visible:ring-2` on mobile buttons.
- **AccessibilityContext integration**: `setExpandedItem` called on expand/collapse to update breadcrumb
- **prefers-reduced-motion**: All Framer Motion animations use `duration: 0` when reduced motion preferred
- **Tab panel**: Proper `id` and `role="tabpanel"` with `aria-labelledby`
- **Font sizes per spec**: Headers `text-[13px]`, data cells `text-[13px]`, drug names `text-[14px]`, prescribing history `text-[12px]`
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- `AnimatePresence initial={false}` on table rows prevents animation when switching tabs (content should appear instantly)
- Count badges on tabs provide scannable category sizes — computed once outside component via `categoryCounts` record
- Column borders between `<th>`/`<td>` cells (via `border-r border-[#E5E7EB] last:border-r-0`) add clinical authenticity
- Framer Motion `motion.tr` works for table row expand but needs a nested `motion.div` for reliable height animation (table row height can't animate directly)
- The `SortIndicator` component pattern (ChevronsUpDown → ChevronUp/ChevronDown) is reusable for any sortable table
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 395.01 KB bundle
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP at default viewport
- Collapsed state: All 8 Active Medications visible with correct data in all 5 columns
- Tab switching: Active → Clinical (6 items) → PRN (4 items), all instant with correct count badges
- Expanded Python row: Prescribing history with vertical timeline, NHS blue dots, Geist Mono year markers, descriptions
- Accordion behavior: Expanding SQL collapsed Python (single-expand)
- Sort indicators: ChevronsUpDown visible in all column headers
- Alternating rows: White/gray-50 alternation visible
- Column borders: Vertical separators between all columns
- Status dots: Green dots with "Active" text label in every row
- Card shadow: Multi-layered shadow visible around container
- Footer: "8 medications in this category. Click a row to view prescribing history."
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Moved `prefersReducedMotion` check to module scope (computed once, not per render)
- Used `ChevronsUpDown` from lucide-react for neutral sort state per ref spec (was using `ArrowUpDown`)
- Drug Name column includes the expand chevron inline (saves a dedicated column, cleaner layout)
- Timeline dots use `ring-2 ring-white` to create white gap between dot and timeline line
- Tab count badges use `bg-[#005EB8]/10 text-[#005EB8]` for active tab, `bg-gray-200 text-gray-500` for inactive
**Next task:** Task 10 — Rebuild ProblemsView (Achievements view)
### Iteration 11 — Task 10: Rebuild ProblemsView (Achievements view)
**Completed:** Task 10
**Changes made:**
- **ProblemsView.tsx**: Complete rebuild from ref-problems.md spec:
- **Font updates**: All `font-inter` → `font-ui` (Elvaro Grotesque), `font-mono` → `font-geist` for codes/dates
- **Card styling**: Added `shadow-pmr` multi-layered shadows to both Active and Resolved Problems containers
- **Framer Motion expand/collapse**: Replaced CSS transition with `AnimatePresence` + `motion.tr`/`motion.div` for height-only animation (200ms ease-out, no opacity fade per guardrail)
- **Chevron rotation**: `motion.div` with `animate={{ rotate: isExpanded ? 180 : 0 }}` — consistent with ConsultationsView/MedicationsView pattern
- **Hover colors**: Changed from `bg-blue-50` → `bg-[#EFF6FF]` (subtle blue tint) for row hover states
- **Font sizes per spec**: Headers `text-[13px]`, problem descriptions `text-[14px]`, codes/dates `text-xs`, narrative `text-[14px]`
- **TrafficLight component**: Added `font-ui` to text labels for WCAG-compliant status indicators (dot + text)
- **Two semantic tables**: Active Problems (4 columns: Status, Code, Problem, Since) and Resolved Problems (6 columns: + Resolved, Outcome)
- **Expandable rows**: Full-width sub-row with `bg-gray-50` background, narrative text, and linked consultations section
- **Linked consultations**: `ExternalLink` icon + clickable links in NHS blue with `focus-visible:ring-2` for keyboard nav
- **AccessibilityContext integration**: `setExpandedItem` called on expand/collapse to update breadcrumb with problem description
- **Mobile cards**: Updated to use `font-ui`/`font-geist`, added `shadow-pmr`, Framer Motion expand animation, `focus-visible` rings
- **Reduced motion support**: All Framer Motion animations use `duration: 0` when `prefersReducedMotion` is true
- **Module-scope `prefersReducedMotion`**: Computed once at module load, not per render
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- `AnimatePresence initial={false}` + `motion.tr` for table row expand is consistent across all expandable table views
- Traffic light dots (8px circles) MUST always have text labels per WCAG guardrail — never color-only indicators
- `font-geist` is used for all coded entries (SNOMED-style codes like `[MGT001]`, `[EFF002]`) and dates
- Linked consultations pattern: `ExternalLink` icon + clickable link that calls `onNavigate('consultations', consultationId)`
- Breadcrumb updates via AccessibilityContext: pass expanded item name (string) to `setExpandedItem`, not an object
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 395.86 KB bundle
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP at default viewport
- Both tables render correctly: Active Problems (3 items) and Resolved Problems (8 items)
- Traffic lights visible with text labels: Green "Active", Amber "In Progress", Green "Resolved"
- Codes display in Geist Mono: `[MGT001]`, `[TRN001]`, `[EFF001]`, etc.
- Multi-layered shadows visible on both card containers
- Expanded first resolved problem row: narrative text displays in Elvaro 14px, `bg-gray-50` background
- Linked Consultations section: "LINKED CONSULTATIONS:" header + NHS blue clickable link with ExternalLink icon
- Chevron rotation animation smooth (180° when expanded)
- Column borders: `1px solid #E5E7EB` visible between all table cells
- Table headers: uppercase, `text-[13px]`, gray-400 color
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Moved `prefersReducedMotion` to module scope (computed once) for performance — pattern from MedicationsView
- Used `useCallback` for `handleToggle` to prevent unnecessary re-renders when passing to child components
- Breadcrumb receives problem description string (not object) — AccessibilityContext stores simple string IDs
- Traffic light text labels use `text-xs` and `text-gray-600` for subtle but readable status indicators
- Expandable content wraps in `motion.div` with `overflow: hidden` for smooth height animation
**Next task:** Task 11 — Rebuild InvestigationsView + DocumentsView (Projects + Education views)
### Iteration 12 — Task 11: Rebuild InvestigationsView + DocumentsView (Projects + Education)
**Completed:** Task 11
**Changes made:**
- **InvestigationsView.tsx**: Complete rebuild from ref-investigations-documents.md spec:
- **Framer Motion expand/collapse**: Replaced CSS height transition with `AnimatePresence initial={false}` + `motion.tr`/`motion.div` for height-only animation (200ms ease-out, no opacity fade per guardrail)
- **Chevron rotation**: `motion.div` with `animate={{ rotate: isExpanded ? 180 : 0 }}` — consistent with all other expandable views
- **Font updates**: All `font-inter` → `font-ui` (Elvaro Grotesque), `font-mono` → `font-geist` for dates, tree content
- **StatusBadge component**: Pill-styled badges with colored dots and text labels. Three statuses: Complete (emerald), Ongoing (amber), Live (emerald with `animate-ping` pulse)
- **Tree-indented expanded content**: Box-drawing characters (`├─`, `└─`) in Geist Mono 12px. `TreeLine` and `TreeBranch` helper components for consistent rendering. Results field uses nested sub-tree structure
- **Color-coded left borders**: Expanded panels have `border-l-4` colored by status (#10B981 for Complete/Live, #F59E0B for Ongoing)
- **View Results button**: NHS blue (#005EB8) button with ExternalLink icon, only appears for PharMetrics (the only project with `externalUrl`)
- **Card styling**: `shadow-pmr` multi-layered shadow, `border border-[#E5E7EB]`, `overflow-hidden`
- **Table improvements**: Column borders (`border-r border-[#E5E7EB]`), alternating rows (`bg-white`/`bg-[#F9FAFB]`), `hover:bg-[#EFF6FF]`, row height `h-[40px]`
- **Removed separate expand column**: Chevron integrated into Test Name column (saves a column, cleaner layout)
- **Accessibility**: `tabIndex={0}`, keyboard handler (Enter/Space), `aria-expanded`, descriptive `aria-label`
- **AccessibilityContext**: `setExpandedItem` updates breadcrumb with investigation name
- **Mobile cards**: Framer Motion animation, StatusBadge, focus-visible rings, tree-indented expanded content
- **Reduced motion**: All Framer Motion animations use `duration: 0` when `prefersReducedMotion` is true
- **DocumentsView.tsx**: Complete rebuild from ref-investigations-documents.md spec:
- Same Framer Motion expand/collapse pattern as InvestigationsView
- **Document type icons**: `FileText` (Certificate), `Award` (Registration), `GraduationCap` (Results), `FlaskConical` (Research)
- **Color-coded left borders by document type**: NHS blue (#005EB8) for Certificate, emerald (#10B981) for Registration, indigo (#6366F1) for Results, violet (#8B5CF6) for Research
- **Tree-indented expanded content**: Dynamic field rendering — only shows fields that exist in the data (institution, classification, duration, research, notes)
- **Font updates**: All `font-inter` → `font-ui`, `font-mono` → `font-geist`
- **Card styling**: `shadow-pmr`, `border border-[#E5E7EB]`, alternating rows, hover states
- **Accessibility**: Same pattern as InvestigationsView — tabIndex, keyboard, aria-expanded, AccessibilityContext
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- `TreeLine` and `TreeBranch` helper components create a reusable tree-indented display pattern — could be extracted to a shared component for use in other views
- StatusBadge with pill styling (bg + border + dot + text) is more visually refined than the simple dot+text TrafficLight pattern used in ProblemsView
- Dynamic field list pattern (build an array of `{ label, value }` objects from optional props, then iterate with `TreeLine`) is cleaner than a chain of conditional JSX for optional fields
- Removing the dedicated expand column (integrating chevron into the first data column) saves horizontal space — applicable to any expandable table
- Color-coded left borders on expanded panels provide visual connection between the row and its detail panel
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 395.31 KB bundle
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP at default viewport
- **InvestigationsView (Projects):**
- 5 rows visible with correct data in all 4 columns
- StatusBadge pills: "Live" with pulsing dot (PharMetrics), "Complete" in emerald (all others)
- Expanded PharMetrics: tree-indented Geist Mono content with `├─`/`└─` characters
- Green left border on expanded panel
- "View Results" button in NHS blue with ExternalLink icon
- Results sub-tree with nested `├─`/`└─`
- Column borders between all columns
- Alternating row backgrounds visible
- **DocumentsView (Education):**
- 5 rows with document type icons (FileText, Award, GraduationCap, FlaskConical)
- Expanded MPharm: all 7 fields rendered with tree indentation
- Blue left border (Certificate type)
- Research field shows detail + grade on second line
- Notes field uses `└─` (last item indicator)
- Dates in Geist Mono, titles in Elvaro Grotesque
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Integrated chevron into first data column (Test Name / Document) rather than separate expand column — saves space, cleaner
- Used `TreeLine` / `TreeBranch` helper components for consistent tree structure rather than inline JSX
- Document type colors chosen for visual distinction: blue (Certificate), green (Registration), indigo (Results), violet (Research)
- Status border colors match the badge colors for visual consistency
- Module-scope `prefersReducedMotion` (computed once) for performance — established pattern
**Next task:** Task 13 — Fuzzy search with fuse.js
### Iteration 13 — Task 12: Rebuild ReferralsView (Contact)
**Completed:** Task 12
**Changes made:**
- **ReferralsView.tsx**: Updated all font references from `font-inter` to `font-ui` (Elvaro Grotesque) and `font-mono` to `font-geist`:
- **Module-scope `prefersReducedMotion`**: Moved from `useRef` pattern to module-level constant (consistent with other views)
- **PriorityOption component**: Updated label colors from `text-red-700`/`text-amber-700` to `text-red-600`/`text-amber-600` per ref spec. Added `font-ui` to label and tooltip text.
- **ContactMethodOption component**: Added `font-ui` to label text
- **FormField component**: All labels and error messages now use `font-ui`
- **DirectContactTable**:
- Card styling: `border-[#E5E7EB]`, `shadow-pmr` multi-layered shadow, `bg-[#F9FAFB]` header
- Row hover state: `hover:bg-[#EFF6FF]` (blue tint) for interactive rows
- Font updates: `font-ui` for labels, `font-geist` for contact values (email, phone, LinkedIn)
- Accessibility: `focus-visible:ring-2 focus-visible:ring-pmr-nhsblue/40` on all links
- **Form inputs**: Updated border color to `#D1D5DB`, focus ring to `ring-pmr-nhsblue/15`, transition to `transition-all duration-200`, `font-ui` for input text
- **Success state**:
- Card styling: `border-[#E5E7EB]`, `shadow-pmr`, `bg-[#F9FAFB]` header
- Reference number in `font-geist` (monospace)
- Button hover: `hover:bg-[#004D9F]` (darker NHS blue)
- Added `focus-visible:ring-2` on button
- **Form buttons**: Updated hover colors and added focus rings for accessibility
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- Module-scope `prefersReducedMotion` constant is now the established pattern across all views (simpler than `useRef` approach)
- Direct Contact table uses same hover color (`#EFF6FF`) as other interactive table rows for consistency
- Priority radio buttons with colored dots (red/blue/amber) + text labels follow the traffic light pattern from other views
- Form validation pattern: required fields check on submit, email regex validation, error display below fields
- Reference number generation uses `REF-YYYY-MMDD-NNN` format with random sequence number
- Success state pattern: CheckCircle icon → heading → reference (monospace) → description → action button
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 395.94 KB bundle
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP at default viewport
- Form state: All priority radio buttons render with correct colors (red/blue/amber dots), tooltips visible on hover
- Input styling: Correct border color (#D1D5DB), NHS blue focus rings visible
- Direct Contact table: Multi-layered shadow visible, hover states work (blue tint on rows)
- Tested form submission: filled name + email, clicked "Send Referral"
- Success state: Green checkmark icon, "Referral sent successfully" heading, reference number in Geist Mono (REF-2026-0213-527), "Send Another Referral" button in NHS blue
- All fonts: Elvaro Grotesque for UI text, Geist Mono for NHS number and reference number
- Card styling: `shadow-pmr` visible, `#E5E7EB` borders correct
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Used module-scope `prefersReducedMotion` constant instead of `useRef` pattern (established convention from previous tasks)
- Priority label colors: `text-red-600`/`text-amber-600` (was `text-red-700`/`text-amber-700`) per ref spec for better contrast balance
- Direct Contact table rows use `hover:bg-[#EFF6FF]` (blue tint) consistent with other interactive tables
- Input focus ring uses `/15` opacity (was `/20`) per design system spec for subtler glow
**Next task:** Task 13 — Fuzzy search with fuse.js
### Iteration 14 — Task 13: Fuzzy search with fuse.js
**Completed:** Task 13
**Changes made:**
- **Installed fuse.js** (npm install fuse.js) — version 7.0.0
- **Created src/lib/search.ts**:
- `buildSearchIndex()` function — builds unified Fuse search index from all PMR data
- Search index includes: consultations (5), medications (18), problems (11), investigations (6), documents (5) — total 45 searchable items
- Each item has: id, title, section (ViewId), sectionLabel (CV-friendly), highlight (full text preview)
- Fuse.js config: threshold 0.3, weighted keys (title: 2, highlight: 1), minMatchCharLength: 2
- `groupResultsBySection()` — groups search results by sectionLabel for organized dropdown
- Export types: `SearchResult`, `FuseResult` from fuse.js
- **Updated ClinicalSidebar.tsx**:
- Replaced simple `filter` search with `searchIndex.search()` (fuzzy matching)
- Added `useMemo(() => buildSearchIndex(), [])` — index built once on mount
- Search requires minimum 2 characters, returns top 10 results
- Results grouped by section using `groupResultsBySection()`
- Dropdown UI: section headers with icon + label + count, result rows with title + highlight (line-clamp-1)
- `handleSearchResultClick()` — navigates to section, calls `setExpandedItem(result.item.id)`, clears search
- Integrated with AccessibilityContext for breadcrumb updates
- Section headers show section icon from navItems
- Dropdown styling: `max-h-[400px] overflow-y-auto`, `bg-pmr-sidebar`, `border border-white/10`, `shadow-lg`
- Result hover: `hover:bg-white/[0.10]`
- TypeScript: imported `FuseResult` type, typed map callback parameter
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- Fuse.js search index pattern: build once in `useMemo`, search on every query change in separate `useMemo`
- Grouped results display: `Map<string, FuseResult[]>` from grouping function, iterate with `Array.from(grouped.entries())`
- Search result navigation: change view + hash + call `setExpandedItem()` to auto-expand matching item
- Minimum query length (2 chars) prevents noise from single-character searches
- Top 10 result limit keeps dropdown manageable
- Section icon lookup: `navItems.find(item => item.label === sectionLabel)?.icon`
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 416.25 KB bundle (fuse.js adds ~21 KB)
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP at http://localhost:5173
- Searched "python": dropdown shows "Skills (1)" with Python medication, "Projects (3)" with 3 Python-related projects
- Section headers render with correct icons (Pill for Skills, Flask for Projects) and item counts
- Clicked Python result: navigated to Skills view (#medications hash), Python row expanded with prescribing history visible
- Searched "budget": dropdown shows "Skills (1)" with Budget Management, "Achievements (1)" with £220M budget problem
- Fuzzy matching works: partial matches, case-insensitive
- Clear search button (X icon) visible when query present
- Dropdown styling: dark sidebar background, white text, section headers at 50% opacity, result highlights at 50% opacity
- Line-clamp-1 on highlight text truncates long descriptions cleanly
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Used `useMemo` for search index (built once) and search results (recomputed on query change) — performance optimization
- Minimum 2 characters required — prevents overly broad results from single letters
- Top 10 results limit — prevents overwhelming dropdown, encourages more specific queries
- Section grouping preserves the clinical navigation structure — users see results organized by PMR section
- Highlight text uses `line-clamp-1` for clean truncation — full text visible on hover isn't needed (title is enough to identify)
- Search index includes both title (weight: 2) and full text (weight: 1) — prioritizes title matches but allows content searches
**Next task:** Task 14 — Responsive design audit
### Iteration 15 — Task 14: Responsive design audit
**Completed:** Task 14
**Changes made:**
- **No code changes** — this was an audit/testing task only
- Tested all three responsive breakpoints using Playwright MCP browser tools:
- **Desktop (1280x800)**: 220px sidebar with full labels, full 3-row patient banner, 2-column grid layouts, semantic tables with proper columns
- **Tablet (800x600)**: 56px icon-only sidebar, single-row condensed banner, single-column card layouts
- **Mobile (375x667)**: Bottom navigation bar (56px height) with 7 icons, minimal top banner with overflow menu, search at top of each view, tables converted to card layouts
- Verified all responsive features per ref-interactions.md spec:
- ✅ Sidebar: Desktop full labels → Tablet icons only → Mobile bottom nav bar
- ✅ Patient banner: Desktop full (80px) → Tablet condensed (48px) → Mobile minimal with overflow menu
- ✅ Tables: Desktop full columns → Tablet horizontal scroll if needed → Mobile card layout (Skills, Achievements, Projects, Education all confirmed)
- ✅ Search: Desktop/Tablet in sidebar header → Mobile at top of each view
- ✅ Back navigation: Mobile has "Back to Summary" button on all non-Summary views
- ✅ Touch targets: Bottom nav buttons, card expand buttons, search input, Acknowledge button all appear adequately sized for touch interaction
- Verified table → card conversions on mobile:
- Skills (MedicationsView): Stacked cards with drug name, proficiency, frequency, status dot + text, expand chevron
- Achievements (ProblemsView): Stacked cards with traffic light dot + text, code, description, "Since" date, expand chevron
- Visual confirmation via screenshots captured at all three breakpoints
**Codebase patterns discovered:**
- All responsive layout work was already complete from previous tasks (Tasks 5-12) — each view component already includes mobile card layouts alongside desktop table layouts
- Breakpoint switching handled by Tailwind `lg:` and `md:` prefixes throughout components
- `MobileBottomNav.tsx` component provides the mobile navigation bar (appears <768px only)
- `useBreakpoint` hook used in some components to conditionally render desktop vs mobile layouts
- Touch-friendly card buttons on mobile use adequate padding and min-height for 48px+ touch targets
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 416.25 KB bundle
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP at three breakpoints (1280x800, 800x600, 375x667)
- Desktop: Full sidebar, full banner, 2-column grids, semantic tables — all correct
- Tablet: Icon-only sidebar, condensed banner, single-column cards — all correct
- Mobile: Bottom nav bar visible, minimal banner with overflow menu, search at top, tables converted to cards — all correct
- All screenshots saved: desktop-summary-1280.png, tablet-summary-800.png, mobile-summary-375.png, mobile-skills-cards-375.png, mobile-achievements-final-375.png, desktop-skills-table-1280.png, mobile-touch-targets-375.png, mobile-summary-final-375.png
**Issues encountered:** None — all responsive features already implemented correctly in previous tasks
**Design decisions:**
- No changes needed — audit confirmed existing responsive implementation meets all spec requirements
- All three breakpoints render correctly with appropriate layout adaptations
- Touch targets on mobile appear adequate (visual assessment — formal measurement would require additional tooling)
**Next task:** Task 15 — Accessibility audit + final polish
### Iteration 16 — Task 15: Accessibility audit + final polish
**Completed:** Task 15
**Changes made:**
- **ClinicalSidebar.tsx**: Replaced `<aside role="navigation">` with `<nav>` (removes conflicting roles — `<aside>` has implicit `complementary`, overridden by `role="navigation"`). Removed redundant nested `<nav>` elements, replaced with `<div>`. Added `role="listbox"`, `role="group"`, and `role="option"` to search results dropdown. Added `id="search-results-listbox"` for `aria-controls` connection. Changed search input to `type="search"` with `role="combobox"`, `aria-label="Search record"`, `aria-expanded`, `aria-controls`, `aria-autocomplete="list"`.
- **PMRInterface.tsx**: Removed redundant `role="main"` from `<main>` element. Fixed `aria-label` to use CV-friendly label (`viewLabels[activeView]` → "Summary view", "Experience view", etc.) instead of raw ViewId ("consultations view"). Added `type="search"` and `aria-label` to mobile search input.
- **Breadcrumb.tsx**: Added `aria-current="page"` to the current (last) breadcrumb item. Added `aria-hidden="true"` to chevron separator `<li>` elements so screen readers skip decorative icons.
- **SummaryView.tsx**: Added `aria-label="Acknowledge clinical alert"` on the alert acknowledge button per accessibility spec.
- **PatientBanner.tsx**: Changed `focus:ring-2` to `focus-visible:ring-2` on ActionButton links (focus ring only shows on keyboard navigation, not mouse clicks). Added `role="img"` to StatusDot so screen readers announce the `aria-label`.
- **LoginScreen.tsx**: Changed container from `role="status"` to `role="dialog" aria-modal="true"` (login card is a modal dialog, not a status message). Added `loginButtonRef` with auto-focus when typing completes (keyboard users can immediately press Enter to log in). Added `focus-visible:ring-2` to the Log In button.
- **MedicationsView.tsx**: Added `id="tab-{id}"` to tab buttons for proper `aria-labelledby` connection. Fixed `aria-labelledby` on tab panels to reference `"tab-${activeTab}"` instead of raw `activeTab`.
- **ConsultationsView.tsx**: Changed consultation entry wrapper from `<div>` to `<article>` per accessibility spec (each entry is a self-contained piece of content).
- **ProblemsView.tsx**: Changed TrafficLight dot from `role="img" aria-label="Status: ..."` to `aria-hidden="true"` (the adjacent text label already handles the semantic — having both `aria-label` on the dot AND visible text is redundant).
- **App.tsx**: Added `sr-only` live region with `role="status" aria-live="polite"` that announces "Patient Record for Charlwood, Andrew. Summary view." when PMR phase activates. Added `focus-visible:ring-2` to Skip button.
**Accessibility audit summary:**
- ✅ Semantic HTML: `<nav>` for navigation (sidebar, breadcrumb, mobile nav), `<header>` for banner, `<main>` for content, `<article>` for consultation entries, semantic `<table>` for all data tables
- ✅ Keyboard navigation: Arrow keys in sidebar (roving tabindex), Alt+1-7 shortcuts, "/" for search, Enter/Space on expandable items, Escape to close expanded items, Home/End in sidebar menu
- ✅ Screen reader: `role="alert" aria-live="assertive"` on clinical alert, `aria-expanded` on all expandable items, `aria-current="page"` on active nav and breadcrumb, `aria-label` on all icon-only buttons, live region announcement on PMR entry
- ✅ Focus management: Auto-focus to first sidebar item after login, focus to view heading after navigation, auto-focus to login button when typing completes
- ✅ `prefers-reduced-motion`: All Framer Motion animations use `duration: 0`, login typing completes instantly, banner crossfade skips
- ✅ WCAG contrast: NHS blue on white (~7.3:1), all text on backgrounds meets AA requirements, traffic lights always paired with text labels
**Quality checks:** All passed
- TypeScript: No errors
- ESLint: 1 pre-existing warning in AccessibilityContext.tsx (not our changes)
- Build: Successful, 417.18 KB bundle
**Visual review:** Completed via Playwright MCP at default viewport
- Verified accessibility tree snapshot shows correct roles, labels, and structure
- Login screen renders as `dialog` with `aria-modal`
- Sidebar renders as `navigation` (not `aside`)
- Search input has `combobox` role
- Clinical alert has `alert` role with acknowledge button labelled
- Breadcrumb has `aria-current="page"` on current item
- PMR entry live region announcement present
**Issues encountered:** None
**Design decisions:**
- Used `role="dialog"` for login (modal pattern) rather than `role="status"` (live region pattern)
- Used `aria-hidden="true"` on TrafficLight dots in ProblemsView (text label is the accessible alternative) rather than `role="img"` (which would create duplicate announcements)
- Used `role="combobox"` on search input with `aria-expanded`/`aria-controls` for standard combobox pattern
- Breadcrumb chevron separators marked `aria-hidden` to avoid "image" announcements in screen readers
**ALL TASKS COMPLETE** — Implementation plan fully checked off (Tasks 1-15)
## Manual Intervention — 2026-02-13
### Reason: Complete redesign — replacing CareerRecord PMR with GP System Dashboard
### Changes made:
- **IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md**: Completely rewritten with 21 new tasks for GP System dashboard overhaul
- **guardrails.md**: Completely rewritten for new design direction (teal palette, tile-based layout, 8px radius, new shadow system)
- **progress.txt**: This intervention entry added
- **CLAUDE.md**: Will be updated by Task 3 in the new plan (architecture, colors, components, styling)
### Previous plan status: 15/15 tasks completed (all checked off)
### New plan: 21 tasks across 4 phases (Foundation → Core Layout → Dashboard Tiles → Interactions → Polish)
### What's being replaced:
- `PatientBanner.tsx` → `TopBar.tsx` (white top bar with search and session info)
- `ClinicalSidebar.tsx` → `Sidebar.tsx` (light background #F7FAFA, person header, tags, alerts only)
- `PMRInterface.tsx` → `DashboardLayout.tsx` (topbar + sidebar + scrollable card grid)
- All 7 `views/*.tsx` files → Dashboard tile components in `src/components/tiles/`
- Color palette: dark sidebar (#1E293B) + NHS Blue (#005EB8) → light sidebar (#F7FAFA) + teal (#0D6E6E)
- Navigation: sidebar-nav view-switching → single scrollable dashboard with expandable tiles
- Patient banner scroll condensation → removed (no banner, just topbar)
### What's preserved:
- Boot sequence (BootSequence.tsx) — LOCKED
- ECG animation (ECGAnimation.tsx) — LOCKED
- Login screen (LoginScreen.tsx) — unchanged
- Font setup: Elvaro Grotesque (primary UI), Blumir (alt), Geist Mono (data), Fira Code (terminal only)
- All data files in src/data/ — content unchanged, new data files added
- fuse.js dependency — reused for command palette search
- App.tsx phase management (boot → ecg → login → pmr) — pmr phase now renders DashboardLayout
### Tasks in new plan:
Phase 0 — Foundation:
1. Update design tokens + Tailwind config
2. Create new data files + update types
3. Update CLAUDE.md for new architecture
Phase 1 — Core Layout:
4. Build TopBar component
5. Build Sidebar — PersonHeader
6. Build Sidebar — Tags, Alerts
7. Build DashboardLayout + wire up App.tsx
Phase 2 — Dashboard Tiles:
8. Build reusable Card component
9. Build PatientSummary tile
10. Build LatestResults tile
11. Build CoreSkills tile ("Repeat Medications")
12. Build LastConsultation tile
13. Build CareerActivity tile
14. Build Education tile
15. Build Projects tile
Phase 3 — Interactions:
16. Tile expansion system
17. KPI flip card interaction
18. Build Command Palette
Phase 4 — Polish:
19. Responsive design
20. Accessibility audit
21. Clean up + final polish
### Context for next iteration:
- The reference design is `References/GPSystemconcept.html` — READ THIS before starting any visual task
- The old PMR components STILL EXIST in the codebase. Don't delete them yet — some expand/collapse patterns and data rendering can be reused inside tile expansion (Task 16). Cleanup happens in Task 21.
- Login screen still transitions to `#1E293B` background. The new dashboard has `#F0F5F4` background. The LoginScreen.tsx may need a background color update, or the transition can be handled in DashboardLayout's entrance animation.
- The concept HTML uses DM Sans font — this is a PLACEHOLDER. Production uses Elvaro Grotesque (font-ui). Do not switch to DM Sans.
- The concept's command palette has a comprehensive data model — use it as reference for building the palette in Task 18.
- Tile interactions (expansion, KPI flip) are in Phase 3. Tiles in Phase 2 should be built as static/display-only first, with data attributes or props that Phase 3 can hook into.
### New guardrails added:
- Accent color: teal #0D6E6E (replacing NHS Blue #005EB8 as primary interactive color)
- Border radius: 8px for cards (was 4px)
- Shadow system: three-tier (sm/md/lg) replacing single pmr shadow
- Sidebar: light background, PersonHeader + Tags + Alerts ONLY (projects, skills, education moved to tiles)
- Layout: TopBar + Sidebar + Card Grid (replacing PatientBanner + ClinicalSidebar + view switching)
- Tile ordering: Patient Summary → Latest Results + Core Skills → Last Consultation → Career Activity → Education → Projects
- Skills frequency: user-specified values (Data Analysis=twice daily, etc.)