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48 lines
913 B
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# GeoIntel Style Guide
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## Visual direction
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GeoIntel should feel like a modern engineering workbench, not old desktop GIS software.
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## Map layer colors
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- Buildings: amber/orange.
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- Roads: neutral gray.
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- Water: blue.
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- Vegetation: green.
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- Detection boxes: yellow/orange.
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- False positives: red.
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- False negatives: purple.
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- Matched detections: green.
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## UI principles
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- Analysis-first, map-supported.
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- Always show status and provenance.
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- No decorative clutter.
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- Technical but readable.
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- Every output should be exportable or inspectable.
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## Component style
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- Dense but not cramped.
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- Clear empty states.
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- Explicit loading states.
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- Confidence/status badges.
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- Sidebar navigation with workbench sections.
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## Terminology
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Use consistent module names:
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- Project Workspace
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- Map Workbench
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- Dataset Manager
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- Raster Lab
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- Vector Lab
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- Detection Lab
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- Segmentation Lab
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- QA/QC Lab
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- Change Lab
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- Exports
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