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Atlas screen design

Captured storyboard overview records the inspected desktop layout. The manager preview also fit a 390 px viewport with a 16 px body font and no page overflow. These are presentation checks, not product acceptance evidence.

This collection translates the owner's reference screens into Atlas's accepted journeys, content ownership and access boundaries. It is design material. It does not certify delivered product features or expand the approved scope.

• Read-only screen storyboard presents ten illustrative layouts using synthetic data. Its selectors change layouts only. Fields are noneditable, and it performs no authentication, submissions, account changes or payments. Planned and candidate sections are labelled. The storyboard currently presents English copy; live forms must support the accepted pinned en-US and es-US releases.
• Screen reference analysis maps each reference to accepted specifications and issues, identifies Contentful, Camunda and business-record responsibilities, and records phased rollout and acceptance criteria.
• Source inventory records the supplied filenames, SHA-256 hashes and available dimensions. Original screenshots remain local and are not copied into Git. Reference-system instructions do not replace accepted Atlas decisions.

The September 27 sign-in milestone records the delivered sign-in foundation and its verification limits. Recover an uncertain case operation records the later recovery slice. The published issue map supplies approved execution contracts and blockers. The Atlas discovery map, closed and verified on September 30, remains the canonical decision index.

Read the storyboard as a layout proposal. Registration, representative access, transactional support and other candidate extensions require separate scope decisions and execution contracts before implementation. Atlas continues to use synthetic customers, simulated financial execution and simulated legacy systems.