One traditional low/mid-fidelity wireframe per screen, grouped by product area, with numbered annotations and a legend beneath every frame. This is a review artifact, not a working prototype: grey boxes, placeholder text bars and crossed image regions are deliberate, so discussion stays on structure, hierarchy and flow. The limestone canvas, evergreen accents and Atkinson Hyperlegible type are the only brand elements — they frame the work, they are not the work. Every screen is its own page; this index is the launcher.
These product decisions are unresolved in the source deck. Each is flagged inside its screen’s annotation legend — open the screen to see it in context. They are carried forward deliberately, not decided here.
Where the physical work lives: the map, the plot inventory, work orders, and the directory of people you call.
The operational core: take in a service, run it, close it, and keep the register.
/app/burial-new
Screen 8
Burials › In progress
/app/burials-progress
Open question
Screen 9
Burials › Complete
/app/burials-complete
Open question
Screen 10
Burials › Archive
/app/burials-archive
Open question
Screen 11
Printable service-day summary
/app/burials/{id}/summary
The paper trail: what staff wrote down, the cemetery’s own versioned rules, the document archive, and the public catalog the workspace draws from.
Conversations with families, vendors and staff; the shared FAQ; and the members screen that governs access.
What someone sees before they ever reach a cemetery desk.
Operator-only tooling, not client-facing: curating the public catalog and managing workspaces. Review question: how much of this belongs in the product at all?
These screens are labelled placeholders in the product. No fake versions are designed here either: showing invented UI for unbuilt features would undermine the honest-empty-state principle the rest of the product follows.
The reusable building blocks every screen above is composed from. Drawn once here, in wireframe form; anything not on this list is bespoke to a single screen, and duplication shows up here first.