System Requirements Document (SRD) for Feral-Templates

1. Introduction

The purpose of this System Requirements Document (SRD) is to define the functional and non-functional requirements for the Feral-Templates project. This project is designed to convert Figma design files into production-ready, modular templates for specific use cases, starting with insurance systems. The system will generate HTML, Handlebars templates, CSS, and Joi validation schemas based on the provided .fig files or Figma links, ensuring scalability, accuracy, and responsiveness.

This document outlines the system's capabilities, user personas, design elements, and technical specifications to ensure alignment with the project's goals and user expectations.

2. System Overview

The Feral-Templates system will serve as a tool for converting .fig files or Figma links into deployable templates. It will focus on generating templates for specific use cases, such as insurance policy documents, while adhering to modern design principles and production standards. The system will include:

• A user-friendly interface for uploading .fig files or providing Figma links.
• Automated generation of HTML, Handlebars templates, CSS, and Joi schemas.
• Modular folder structures for scalability and maintainability.
• Dynamic rendering with placeholders for data fields, barcodes, and other elements.

The system will prioritize design fidelity, responsiveness, and adherence to clean coding practices.

3. Functional Requirements

The following functional requirements are defined as story points:

• As a User, I should be able to upload .fig files or provide a Figma link for template generation.
• As a User, I should be able to preview the generated template in real-time.
• As a User, I should be able to download the generated template package, including HTML, Handlebars, CSS, and Joi schema.
• As a User, I should be able to view a side-by-side comparison of the design and the generated template.
• As a User, I should be able to provide feedback for iterative improvements.

4. User Personas

4.1 Admin

• Role: Oversees the system's functionality and ensures templates meet production standards.
• Responsibilities: Manage user access, review generated templates, and handle feedback.

4.2 Designer

• Role: Uploads Figma files and reviews the generated templates for design fidelity.
• Responsibilities: Ensure the templates align with the original design and provide feedback for improvements.

4.3 Developer

• Role: Integrates the generated templates into the insurance system.
• Responsibilities: Validate the code, customize templates for specific use cases, and ensure scalability.

5. Visuals Colors and Theme

The Feral-Templates project will use a unique color palette that reflects modernity and professionalism while maintaining a clean and minimal aesthetic. The following hex codes define the color scheme:

• Background: #F4F7F9 (soft light gray)
• Surface: #FFFFFF (pure white)
• Text: #1A202C (deep charcoal gray)
• Accent: #4A90E2 (calm blue)
• Muted: #A0AEC0 (soft muted gray)

This palette ensures a visually appealing and user-friendly interface that aligns with the project's focus on precision and creativity.

6. Signature Design Concept

Dynamic Blueprint Landing Page

The homepage of the Feral-Templates system will feature a dynamic blueprint design that immerses users in the creative process of template generation. Key features include:

• Animated Blueprint Transitions: The landing page will mimic an architectural blueprint, with sections "drawing themselves" as users scroll. This animation will give a sense of construction and progress.
• Interactive Elements: Users can click on blueprint components (e.g., file upload, preview, download) to navigate the system. Each interaction will trigger subtle animations, such as glowing outlines or smooth transitions.
• Color Gradients: The blueprint will start in grayscale and gradually transition to the accent color (#4A90E2) as users interact with the interface, symbolizing transformation and creativity.
• Micro-Interactions: Buttons and icons will have hover effects, such as slight enlargements or glowing outlines, to enhance engagement and provide feedback.
• Live Preview Integration: The blueprint will include a live preview window where users can see their uploaded .fig file transforming into a template in real-time.

This design concept ensures a memorable first impression while aligning with the project's focus on precision, creativity, and user engagement.

7. Non-Functional Requirements

• Performance: The system must process and generate templates within 10 seconds for files up to 10MB.
• Scalability: The system should support concurrent uploads by multiple users without performance degradation.
• Security: Ensure secure handling of uploaded .fig files and links, with encryption for sensitive data.
• Usability: The interface must be intuitive and accessible, with clear instructions and feedback mechanisms.
• Maintainability: The codebase should follow clean coding practices, with modular structures for easy updates.

8. Tech Stack

The following technologies will be used for the Feral-Templates project:

Frontend

• React for Web

Backend

• Python
• FastAPI

Database

• MySQL (using Alembic for migrations)

AI Models

• GPT 5.4 for user-friendly responses

AI Tools

• Langchain
• Litellm for LLM Routing

Local Orchestration

• Docker
• Docker-Compose

Server-Side Orchestration

• Kubernetes

9. Assumptions and Constraints

Assumptions

• Users will primarily upload .fig files or provide Figma links.
• Templates will be generated for specific use cases, starting with insurance policy documents.
• The system will operate in the Indian context, with locale-specific defaults where applicable.

Constraints

• The system must adhere to strict design fidelity and validation standards.
• The initial scope is limited to single-use case templates, with potential for expansion.

10. Glossary

• Figma: A web-based design tool used for creating UI/UX designs.
• Handlebars: A templating engine for generating dynamic HTML content.
• Joi: A JavaScript library for schema validation.
• Dynamic Rendering: The process of generating content based on variable data inputs.
• Pixel-Perfect: A design approach that ensures the final output matches the original design exactly.

This document provides a comprehensive foundation for the Feral-Templates project, ensuring alignment with the user's goals and expectations. Let me know if you need further refinements or additional details!