Location intelligence UX design philosophy
editorial(lint): banned-vocab sweep + tier-a-verified claim fix
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ The interface draws inspiration from professional-grade spatial platforms (e.g., ## Design Differentiation: Cluster-Grade-as-Primary-Unit Unlike commercial GIS products that default to individual "dots on a map," the PointSav platform utilizes **Cluster Grade** as the primary visual and analytical unit. This differentiation represents a core Leapfrog 2030 design principle: Unlike commercial GIS products that default to individual "dots on a map," the PointSav platform uses **Cluster Grade** as the primary visual and analytical unit. This differentiation represents a core Leapfrog 2030 design principle: 1. **Confidence Ramp:** Sites are encoded using a single-hue color ramp (pale to deep amber). Darker, larger markers indicate higher levels of capital-validated convergence. 2. **Structural Guardrails:** The interface enforces a strict visual hierarchy where Tier 5 and Tier 4 nodes dominate the national view, guiding the user toward the most defensible commercial nodes. @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Unlike commercial GIS products that default to individual "dots on a map," the P ## Component Architecture The GIS surface utilizes a standardized component set designed for rapid re-provisioning: The GIS surface uses a standardized component set designed for rapid re-provisioning: - **cluster-grade-marker:** A five-state vector symbol with built-in accessibility labeling (D1-D5). - **location-index-card:** A responsive, data-dense drawer for cluster-level metadata. - **map-layer-controls:** A consistent UI panel for managing the three-layer architecture.