SIMT CosmosSPECIFICATION 2.0.0Plain text

01 / WEB PAGE

A horizon
worth exploring.

Based on simt-social-landing. Create an invitation to real places and real people, with an open editorial composition and a glimpse of the product that feels usable.

An editorial horizon, not a wall of cards.

SIMT SocialPlaces · People · Possibilities

YOUR NEXT GOOD MOMENT

Go somewhere.
Find your people.

A walk, a shared sunset, an idea.
Real moments start nearby.

Explore nearby
18:30Sunset togetherRiverside · Outdoors
DiscoverFind a momentMake it yours
Design specimen · illustrative data · static composition

Normative design target · v2.0.0 Inherits the common foundations. Rules are release requirements for future implementation.

01

The editorial horizon

The first screen feels spacious and explains the product immediately.

  1. P01MUST

    Two complementary planes

    Use a left-aligned narrative column and an asymmetric atlas on wide screens. The horizon is a fine shared baseline linking headline, time and place. On compact screens, show the proposition, one CTA and a cropped but meaningful atlas in normal reading order. The hero uses content height, not forced 100vh.

    Acceptance

    At 390×844, the product purpose and primary CTA appear without waiting for animation. At 320px and large text, the hero grows with content rather than clipping it.

  2. P02MUST

    Product evidence over decoration

    The atlas shows representative activity records, time labels and approximate places. Label illustrative data. Use contour lines and a few weighted nodes to show relationships; do not mimic a production map with fake live participants. Include one real product screenshot or an accessible product walkthrough below the hero.

    Acceptance

    Every showcased interaction has an honest response or is a noninteractive figure. No fabricated member counts, testimonials, countdown urgency or unverifiable availability claims.

Public page sequence
SequenceCompositionDecision answered
01 InvitationNarrative + atlas + primary CTAWhat can I do here?
02 ProofOne real experience with annotated outcomeDoes the product deliver it?
03 PathDiscover → inspect → participate as a connected spineHow does it work?
04 PossibilitiesRole/category rows with real examplesIs this relevant to me?
05 TrustPlain privacy and location explanationWhat am I sharing?
06 QuestionsNative disclosure FAQWhat still stops me?
07 Next stepA calm final CTA and legal/locale linksWhere do I go next?
02

Responsive composition

Keep the visual rhythm while changing the arrangement.

  1. P03MUST

    Grid & navigation

    Use a 1200px content maximum, 12 columns expanded, 6 medium and 4 compact. Gutters are 48px at ≥1200, 32px at 768–1199 and 20px below 768. Narrative blocks alternate open field, ruled rows and a single focused evidence panel. Header is 68px minimum with real anchor links; mobile menus are accessible disclosures.

    Acceptance

    At 320, 390, 768, 1024 and 1440px no page overflow or collision. Header can grow at large text; anchor headings remain unobscured. At 400% zoom navigation stays reachable.

  2. P04MUST

    Type & emphasis

    Use display 48–88px expressed in fluid rem, maximum 12–16 words, line-height ≥1.05. Body is 18px at comfortable widths and ≥16px compact. Keep the headline solid Ink; Ember accents one meaningful phrase. Show primary action in a solid warm fill; allow a secondary text link with an explicit destination.

    Acceptance

    Headline wraps naturally in French and Arabic. No critical information is gradient text or microsized metadata. Equal prominence is not given to every link.

03

An atlas that tells the truth

Give place and time an understandable structure.

  1. P05MUST

    Narrative atlas behavior

    Use a small inline SVG or pre-rendered image for the public hero, with a nearby text list of representative records. If interactive, use native buttons to select a record and show a labeled detail region; all records work by keyboard/touch. Map controls must have real meaning. Reuse the same selected record in text and visual representations.

    Acceptance

    The page remains complete with JavaScript disabled and reduced motion. Selection is visible by label and shape. Decorative geography is marked schematic; exact private coordinates never enter the illustration.

  2. P06MUST

    Timelines & categories

    Use a horizon ribbon to order real dates or steps, with direct labels and connected milestones. Category color follows common meanings; category filters pair a label with count or selected state. Do not add an auto-scrolling marquee to communicate essential content.

    Acceptance

    All milestone and category content is available as text. Horizontal overflow has an obvious scroll or navigation affordance without fading essential labels.

04

Confident, calm conversion

Make the destination and commitment clear.

  1. P07MUST

    CTA contract

    Primary CTA names the next action and its actual destination. Preserve direct hrefs, keyboard activation and expected new-tab behavior. Explain sign-in or install requirements beside the relevant action. Use no looping CTA pulse, hover-only action, modal interruption or surprise auto-navigation.

    Acceptance

    A CTA works without client JavaScript. Track only allowlisted coarse events; never block navigation on analytics. External destinations and download labels match what opens.

  2. P08MUST

    Public content & localization

    Use one H1, a meaningful H2 outline, semantic landmarks, purpose-based alt text and visible legal/contact links. Localized pages use correct lang/dir, self-canonical URLs and reciprocal hreflang. Dates and assertions have a source/owner; legal copy is maintained independently of promotional language.

    Acceptance

    All key text is in the initial HTML, not canvas or image-only type. Arabic reading order and DOM order agree. Each locale has a complete primary journey and no mixed untranslated navigation.

05

Fast by construction

The atmosphere should be cheaper than the story.

  1. P09MUST

    Delivery budgets

    Target ≤30KiB gzip initial JavaScript, ≤35KiB gzip CSS, ≤120KiB initial font files and ≤250KiB initial hero media. Ship responsive AVIF/WebP with dimensions; load the actual LCP image eagerly and later media lazily. Load no full map engine, animation framework or video before it is requested.

    Acceptance

    Check production compression and request waterfall on a cold load. No unused font preload. Measure Core Web Vitals with constrained mobile lab diagnostics and real field cohorts after launch.

  2. P10MUST

    Enhancement lifecycle

    At most one optional compositor-only ambient hero motion in Full; stop it when out of view or page hidden. Content never starts invisible awaiting an observer. Reduced and data-saving modes show final static compositions. Third-party tags are isolated from critical rendering and governed by the product consent policy.

    Acceptance

    No animation-frame loop runs while scrolling the reference page. The first paint remains useful if script fails. Layout shift stays within the shared CLS budget.

06

Web page acceptance

Verify the narrative and the real path out of it.

  1. P11MUST

    Public release matrix

    Verify home, FAQ, legal, locale switch and each CTA at compact/medium/expanded widths; English, French and Arabic; keyboard, screen reader, no-JS, reduced motion and forced colors. Run focused Chromium/Firefox/WebKit checks for shared layout and browser APIs. Test real mobile Safari/Android at release.

    Acceptance

    Evidence includes first viewport and full page, link/status checks, metadata parity, accessibility findings and asset budgets. Do not advertise runtime or accessibility conformance based on screenshots alone.

CONFORMANCE RECORD

From specification to evidence.

Record the product build, applicable rule IDs, owner, fixtures, environment and results. Attach visual, accessibility and performance evidence before calling the implementation production-ready.

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