docs: the operator moved the design ownership boundary, and the fence was ours
Round 1 ruled not-as-shown: 'He didn't go far enough, still looks like the booth. I want him to consider the flow and the requirements — design touches, layout, usability all belong to him.' The handoff paragraph that said we were not asking for layout changes driven by information architecture is void. design-dev's 'class additions only, no reordering' was that constraint honoured, so the ruling corrects our brief rather than his round — worth recording that way round, because the next session reading only the artifact would read it as a design failure. Flow, layout, usability and the requirements are his now; the IA is no longer fenced off. What survives is split in two on purpose: correctness invariants that are not design opinions, and engineering defaults we chose that he may now argue with, where a dispute goes to the operator rather than being settled between agents.
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v1 gate: we own the information architecture (it is driven by the measurement
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above), design-dev owns the visual and interaction system.
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🛑 **OPERATOR RULING 2026-09-23 — THE OWNERSHIP BOUNDARY MOVED, AND IT MOVED
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OUR WAY OUT.** The first concept round was ruled **NOT ship-as-shown**:
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*"He didn't go far enough, still looks like the booth. I want him to consider
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the flow and the requirements — design touches, layout, usability all belong
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to him."* **Flow, layout, usability and the REQUIREMENTS are design-dev's.**
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The information architecture is no longer fenced off from him: what belongs on
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which page, what groups with what, what the rail counts and whether a rail is
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the right object at all are his calls to propose and build.
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⚠ **The fence was OURS, and it is what produced a reskin.** The handoff said
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*"what we are not asking for: layout changes driven by information
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architecture"*, and design-dev's *"markup changes are class additions only, no
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reordering"* was that constraint honoured. The ruling corrects the brief, not
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his round. **That paragraph is void — do not restate it.**
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What survives is two tiers, deliberately separated because collapsing them is
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how we over-fenced the first time. **Tier 1, correctness not taste:**
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deterministic order (an operator directive — the RULE may change, but not into
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"whatever the layout yields"), autoescape, blur keeps admitting it is
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cosmetic, restart discipline. **Tier 2, engineering defaults WE chose and he
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may now argue with:** the gallery working with JavaScript off, virtualization
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parked, compare mode deferred. Tier 2 disputes go to the operator, not settled
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between agents.
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⚠ **The `/vor-ui` brief this row used to require was DECLINED, and rightly.**
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The row predates `docs/design/information-architecture.md`; with that doc, the
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landed templates and the seven handoff constraints in hand, a `/vor-ui` pass
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