System Requirements Document for magic-wireframe

1. Introduction

magic-wireframe is a single-page visual experience whose purpose is to draw and display a wireframe illustration of a friendly, nurse-themed robot cat. The user’s request, “Resmi çiz” (“Draw the picture”), is the product’s central commitment: visitors should see the complete illustration, with its large eyes, stethoscope, and segmented tail preserved.

The audience is visitors who open the public page to view the drawing. The supplied image is visual context for the requested subject and palette; it is not a request to reproduce a website or its layout.

2. System Overview

magic-wireframe presents one custom wireframe drawing on a public landing page. Its only accepted human persona is the visitor. The drawing is the product’s primary content; no additional user goals, data-entry workflows, or account requirements are in scope.

The provisioned application consists of a React frontend, a shared FastAPI backend, and a MariaDB database. The accepted experience is a public, view-only illustration. The backend and database are provisioned infrastructure, not a reason to add persistence, authentication, or other product behavior.

2a. Product Interpretation and Delivery Boundary

The current delivery is a public custom page that displays the requested drawing without requiring identity or a sign-in step. The visitor opens the page and sees the complete wireframe cat. The page is the sole accepted destination.

The image reference informs the subject and visual context: a pink-and-white nurse-themed robot cat with large cyan eyes, a nurse cap, a stethoscope, and a segmented tail. The accepted product requirement is to draw this as a wireframe, not to reproduce the reference’s rendered 3D appearance or any website structure.

No future product capabilities are specified.

2c. Page Content and Component Coverage

Landing

• Information and visual state: Display one complete, centered wireframe drawing of a nurse-themed robot cat on a warm cream background. Preserve the large cyan eyes, pink nurse cap, stethoscope, and distinct segmented tail. Keep the full figure visible at 375px, 768px, and 1280px viewport widths; do not crop its ears, eyes, stethoscope, paws, or tail.
• Primary action: The visitor opens the public page and views the drawing. No additional interaction is required.
• Supporting visual details: Use rounded wireframe contours and clear dark-plum lines, white body areas, pink markings and panels, visible joints, cyan eye rings, dark pupils, and small white highlights. Draw the stethoscope as a distinct line around the neck ending in a heart-shaped chest piece.
• Component responsibilities: The page owns the illustration and its responsive composition. The drawing must remain the visual focus, with no unrelated photos, extra mascots, decorative gradients, or small text or controls overlapping it.
• Loading and success: Once the page is available, show the complete drawing. The successful result is a visitor-visible, uncropped illustration.
• Empty, error, and recovery: No separate content collection or user-submitted state exists. If the drawing cannot be displayed, the page must not present a partial or misleading drawing as complete; recovery is to make the drawing available and render the complete figure. No additional recovery workflow is specified.

3. Functional Requirements

1. As a visitor, I should see the requested wireframe drawing when I open the public page.
   Provenance: explicit for the request to draw the picture; required_inference for the public landing-page presentation.
   Lifecycle and access: The visitor opens Landing without signing in. The page displays the drawing as its observable result. If the drawing is unavailable or incomplete, the page must not imply that a partial image is the completed result; the complete drawing is the recovery target. The visitor can continue viewing the page. No other participant or handoff is required.

2. As a visitor, I should see the nurse-themed robot cat with its large eyes, stethoscope, and segmented tail preserved.
   Provenance: explicit.
   Lifecycle and access: On Landing, the visitor views the drawing. Its large eyes, stethoscope, and segmented tail remain distinct and visible in the rendered result. If any of these defining elements is missing or obscured, the drawing does not meet the requirement; recovery is to render the complete illustration. The visitor continues viewing the same page. No other participant or handoff is required.

3. As a visitor, I should see the complete drawing fit the supported viewport sizes without its defining figure being cropped.
   Provenance: explicit for the creative direction’s complete-figure and viewport requirements.
   Lifecycle and access: At 375px, 768px, and 1280px viewport widths, Landing scales or arranges the drawing so the complete figure remains in view. If the composition clips the ears, eyes, stethoscope, paws, or segmented tail, the layout must be adjusted until the full figure is visible. The visitor continues viewing the drawing at the current viewport. No other participant or handoff is required.

4. User Personas

Ziyaretçi

Provenance: required_inference, as supplied in the accepted persona catalog.

The visitor arrives to view the requested illustration. Their goal is to see a complete, friendly nurse-themed robot cat drawn as a wireframe. Their relevant input is opening the public page; no further selection, decision, or personal information is required. The visitor’s interaction is limited to viewing the drawing, and success is observable when the complete figure and its defining details are visible.

5. Core User Flows

View the wireframe drawing

1. The visitor opens the public Landing page; no identity establishment is required.
2. Landing displays the centered wireframe nurse-cat illustration on a warm cream ground.
3. The visitor sees the large eyes, nurse cap, stethoscope, and segmented tail as distinct parts of the complete figure.
4. At 375px, 768px, and 1280px viewport widths, the drawing scales or arranges to keep the full figure visible. If any defining part is clipped or obscured, the page’s composition must be corrected; the visitor can continue viewing the drawing once it is complete.

6. Visuals Colors and Theme

Muse: Pablo Stanley. Use a warm, friendly illustration sensibility suited to a playful healthcare mascot. The reference informs the subject and gentle pink-and-white tone; the product drawing remains a wireframe rather than a realistic render.

Palette — light mode:

• Background: #FFF9F2 (warm cream)
• Surface: #FFFFFF
• Text and wireframe lines: #392632 (dark plum)
• Primary: #E94F91 (pink)
• Accent: #28B9D0 (cyan)
• Muted: #E9C9D7

Use warm cream behind the drawing, white for the cat’s body, pink for its markings and contours, and cyan for the eyes. Keep dark-plum lines readable and the requested features visually distinct.

Typography: Nunito for headings and DM Sans for body text. Use the specified 1.25 type scale: 48px mobile to 88px desktop display, then 32px, 24px, 18px, and 16px. The page is illustration-led; do not add text or controls that are not required.

Shape and layout: Use rounded wireframe contours, smooth curves, clear lines, and visible joints. Center the full cat drawing on a warm cream ground. Fit it at 375px, 768px, and 1280px without cropping the figure or covering readable content.

Imagery: Create a custom wireframe drawing of the nurse robot cat. Preserve its large cyan eyes, pink nurse cap, stethoscope, and segmented tail. Do not substitute a realistic render or stock image, add unrelated photos or extra mascots, or use decorative gradients.

7. Signature Design Concept

Present one large, centered wireframe nurse-cat as the Landing page’s focal point. Compose the complete silhouette on warm cream, using clean dark-plum contours, white body panels, and pink markings. Make the cyan eyes immediately legible with inner rings, dark pupils, and small white highlights. Draw the stethoscope as a separate neck line ending in a heart-shaped chest piece, and keep every pink-and-white tail segment visible. Scale the composition to preserve the full figure at mobile and desktop widths.

8. Interaction Model & Motion Direction

Interaction Model: Animated
Motion Tempo: restrained
Hero Dimensionality: flat

Landing Hero Motion Brief

• Focal subject: The complete, centered wireframe nurse robot cat, with its large cyan eyes, pink nurse cap, stethoscope, and segmented tail.
• Input → transformation → outcome: The visitor opens Landing → the page presents the complete drawing → the visitor can view the defining details without interacting with additional controls.
• Motion vocabulary: Keep the wireframe still. Allow only one subtle eye highlight to fade in.
• First frame: Show the full cat, centered on warm cream, with all defining features visible and no text or controls overlapping it.
• Reduced motion: Disable the eye-highlight fade and show the same complete, static drawing.

9. Non-Functional Requirements

1. Responsive visibility — explicit: The complete drawing must fit at 375px, 768px, and 1280px viewport widths. Its ears, eyes, stethoscope, paws, and segmented tail must not be cropped.
2. Readable content — explicit: Any readable text or controls that are present must remain whole within the viewport and their container at the specified viewport widths. No element may cover them. The accepted page does not require additional text or controls.
3. Reduced motion — explicit: With reduced motion enabled, the drawing remains usable as a static arrangement and the eye-highlight fade is disabled.
4. Visual fidelity — explicit: The drawing must remain a wireframe and preserve the specified large eyes, stethoscope, and segmented tail.

10. Tech Stack

The provisioned service inventory is authoritative:

• Frontend: React application UI.
• Backend: Shared FastAPI process for application APIs and domain modules.
• Database: MariaDB for application-owned persistent data.

The accepted product behavior is a public illustration page and does not require an API or persistent domain data. The provisioned backend and database remain part of the infrastructure inventory; their presence does not add product requirements.

11. Assumptions and Constraints

• The supplied image is visual context for the requested nurse-cat subject and palette, not an instruction to reproduce a website or a realistic 3D render.
• The accepted page is public and view-only; no identity, account, or data-entry workflow is required.
• The drawing is custom wireframe artwork. Its complete figure and defining details must remain visible at the specified viewport widths.
• No future capabilities are specified.

12. Glossary

• Wireframe drawing: An illustration formed from visible contours and lines rather than a realistic rendered image.
• Segmented tail: The cat’s tail, drawn as distinct visible sections.