# WDS HTML to Design Work Summary

## Overview
This document summarizes the work done on the HTML to Design side of the WDS v6 conversion, including tools tested and approaches explored.

## Key Work Areas

### 1. Lint Error Resolution
- **Files Fixed**: `installer.js`, `dev-mode.js`, `work-file-template.yaml`, `workflow.yaml`, `project-config.template.yaml`, `project-outline.template.yaml`
- **Main Issues Addressed**:
  - JavaScript `no-undef` errors for browser globals (`document`, `window`, `navigator`)
  - YAML parsing errors ("Empty mapping values are forbidden", "Unexpected scalar token")
  - ESLint rule compliance (`unicorn/prefer-module`, `no-unused-vars`, etc.)

### 2. Dev Mode JavaScript Component
- **Location**: `src/modules/wds/workflows/4-ux-design/interactive-prototypes/templates/components/dev-mode.js`
- **Purpose**: Developer/feedback mode for copying Object IDs in prototypes
- **Features Implemented**:
  - Toggle dev mode with button or Ctrl+E
  - Hold Shift + Click to copy Object IDs
  - Visual highlights (green when Shift held)
  - Tooltip display on hover
  - Success feedback when copied
  - Form field protection (Shift disabled when typing)

### 3. Work File Template
- **Location**: `src/modules/wds/workflows/4-ux-design/interactive-prototypes/templates/work-file-template.yaml`
- **Purpose**: Complete planning document for section-by-section implementation
- **Structure**:
  - Metadata and device compatibility
  - Design tokens (Tailwind config)
  - Page requirements and demo data
  - Object ID mapping
  - Section breakdown with acceptance criteria
  - JavaScript requirements
  - Testing checklist

### 4. YAML Template Fixes
- **project-config.template.yaml**: Fixed template variable quoting
- **project-outline.template.yaml**: Fixed multi-line string formatting
- **workflow.yaml**: Resolved empty document error
- **wds-workflow-status-template.yaml**: Fixed boolean/array value quoting

## Tools and Approaches Tested

### 1. ESLint Configuration
- Tested browser environment detection
- Global variable declarations (`/* global document, globalThis */`)
- Environment checks (`typeof globalThis !== 'undefined'`)
- Module export patterns for browser compatibility

### 2. YAML Linting
- Template variable quoting strategies
- Multi-line string formatting
- Empty document handling
- List syntax validation

### 3. Interactive Prototype Architecture
- Component-based approach
- Event handling patterns
- Clipboard API integration with fallbacks
- Visual feedback systems
- Mobile-first responsive design

## Technical Decisions

### 1. Browser Compatibility
- Used `globalThis` for cross-environment compatibility
- Added fallback methods for clipboard operations
- Implemented feature detection for APIs

### 2. Code Style
- Followed ESLint unicorn rules
- Used modern JavaScript patterns
- Maintained consistent formatting
- Added comprehensive comments

### 3. Template Structure
- Used YAML for configuration files
- Implemented Jinja-like templating
- Created reusable component patterns
- Established clear naming conventions

## Files Modified

### JavaScript Files
1. `installer.js` - Removed unused parameter
2. `dev-mode.js` - Major refactoring for lint compliance

### YAML Files
1. `work-file-template.yaml` - Fixed list syntax
2. `workflow.yaml` - Fixed empty document issue
3. `project-config.template.yaml` - Quoted template variables
4. `project-outline.template.yaml` - Fixed multi-line strings
5. `wds-workflow-status-template.yaml` - Quoted boolean/array values

## Key Learnings

### 1. Linting in Mixed Environments
- Browser JavaScript needs special handling in Node-based linters
- Template variables in YAML require careful quoting
- Empty documents in YAML can be tricky

### 2. Interactive Prototype Development
- Component isolation is crucial for maintainability
- Event handling needs careful state management
- Visual feedback improves user experience significantly

### 3. Template Design
- Clear structure helps with implementation
- Comprehensive checklists ensure quality
- Flexibility in configuration is important

## Next Steps (for continuation)

### 1. Complete Testing
- Run full lint suite to verify all fixes
- Test dev-mode functionality in browser
- Validate YAML template rendering

### 2. Documentation
- Add inline code documentation
- Create usage examples
- Document template variables

### 3. Integration
- Test with full WDS workflow
- Verify agent compatibility
- Check BMAD integration points

## Technical Debt
- Some ESLint rules disabled with specific comments
- YAML templates could benefit from schema validation
- Dev-mode component could use more testing

## Tools Mastered
- ESLint with browser globals
- YAML linting with templates
- JavaScript clipboard API
- Tailwind CSS integration
- Component-based architecture

This summary provides a foundation for continuing the HTML to Design work in a new chat session, with clear understanding of what's been accomplished and what remains to be done.