Shipped​

• JobTura Brand Foundation, Evidence & Claims, and Governance standards
• black / white / neutral-gray visual system aligned to the approved JobTura presentation language
• independent design-site/ build and Vercel project
• /design/ path routing for standalone and proxied deployments
• presentation library structure
• universal cover-sheet guidance
• pitch-deck section
• Demo 01 through Demo 10 presentation scaffolds
• removal of visible starter-framework branding from the JobTura design surface

Deployment trail​

The production release followed several failed preview builds. Those failures were resolved rather than suppressed:

• Node 24 / Webpack compatibility conflict
• Docusaurus package-version mismatch
• Vercel base-path mount configuration
• presentation-library broken links
• Vercel ignoreCommand length validation
• shallow-clone bad object behavior in ignored-build checks

The production Design deployment from merge commit 7a63c98097db491e619bf1287ab58278775f47c4 reached READY after the fixes were applied.

Narrative and visual-system distinction​

The current design surface uses the approved monochrome presentation language as a visual reference. Narrative content must continue to follow the assigned content lock. Variant A (The AI Interview Copilot) and Variant B (The Candidate Intelligence Layer) are separate narratives and must not be mixed.

Known visual issue​

Code blocks in the current Variant B dark theme have insufficient foreground/background contrast and are difficult to read. Treat this as an unresolved design-system defect, not an accepted Variant B pattern. The next design pass should normalize code-block surfaces, inline-code treatment, syntax-token contrast, copy controls, and focus/selection states using monochrome accessibility targets without introducing unauthorized accent colors.

Next design-system work​

The remaining identity package will focus on canonical logo assets and variants, typography families and weights, iconography, deterministic SVG-first exports, raster fallbacks where required, final asset-library documentation, and the code-block readability correction noted above. Precision-critical assets must be reused from approved sources rather than regenerated.

What's Included​

Foundations​

• Color palette — Primary blues, semantic colors, neutral scale, dark mode values
• Typography — Inter for UI, JetBrains Mono for code/transcripts, full type scale
• Spacing — 8px baseline grid with named tokens (xs through 3xl)
• Responsive breakpoints — Mobile-first with 4 breakpoint tiers
• Accessibility guidelines — WCAG AA targets, ARIA patterns, keyboard navigation

Components​

• Buttons (4 variants, 3 sizes, all states)
• Inputs and form fields
• Cards (standard and data cards)
• Modals (portal-based, focus-trapped)
• Navigation (sidebar desktop, bottom nav mobile)
• Loading states (spinner and skeleton)
• Toast notifications

Patterns​

• Form patterns with validation guidelines
• Data display (tables, lists, transcripts)
• Live session layout (desktop and mobile)
• Empty states with CTA guidelines

Brand​

• Brand identity and logo usage
• Brand voice and writing guidelines

Next Steps​

• Implement design tokens as CSS custom properties
• Build a shared component library
• Mobile mockups for each page