Standards
What every build is held to.
These are not aspirations on a wall. Each standard names the mechanisms that enforce it and the question it exists to answer. If a build cannot answer the question, the standard is not met, whatever the deadline says.
Security
What can happen, who may cause it, and where is that enforced?
- Permission checks at authoritative boundaries
- Secret and personal-data minimization
- Rate, origin, and input controls where applicable
- Dependency and deployment review
- Traceable verification
Accessibility
Can people understand and operate the system across input modes and content conditions?
- Semantic structure
- Keyboard and focus behavior
- Contrast and non-color cues
- Reduced-motion support
- Responsive content resilience
Performance
Which workload matters, what is the budget, and where is the measured cost?
- Static delivery where it fits
- Minimal client code
- Asset and font discipline
- Measured bottleneck work
- Production-build inspection
Maintainability
Can the next change be made without reconstructing hidden decisions?
- Cohesive modules
- One owner per invariant
- Small explicit interfaces
- Conventional tooling
- Useful regression checks
Accountability
Who keeps the system healthy after launch, and on what rhythm?
- Named maintenance owner
- Monitoring and incident response
- Scheduled dependency and security updates
- Plain-language reporting
- Explicit deferred decisions
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