System Requirements Document for sd-local-collective

1. Introduction

SD Local Collective requires a public website that helps local shoppers discover the Chula Vista retail store, understand its mix of small-business goods and refreshments, view customer feedback and photos, and take practical visit actions.

The website will present SD Local Collective as a local marketplace for gifts, jewelry, handmade candles, matcha bars, and coffee. It will communicate current store status, location, phone contact, rating information, customer reviews, and available visit actions without introducing ecommerce, account management, inventory, ordering, reservations, or other unsupported capabilities.

Primary audiences are prospective shoppers and the Store Owner / Operator who needs an accurate public business presence.

2. System Overview

SD Local Collective is a public, anonymous-access business website for a Chula Vista small-business gift shop and casual gathering place.

The current website delivery includes:

• A public landing experience for discovering the business and its offerings.
• Business overview content describing gifts, jewelry, handmade candles, matcha bars, coffee, and support for small businesses.
• Overview, reviews, and photos content.
• Store status and hours messaging: Closed · Opens 11 AM.
• Store address and phone number.
• Google review summary information: 4.9 rating from 46 reviews, including five-to-one-star distribution labels.
• Visitor actions for calling, getting directions, visiting the website, sharing, and saving.
• Responsive presentation suitable for desktop and mobile visitors.

The website is a public information and visit-planning surface. It does not currently include online shopping, product inventory, checkout, customer accounts, staff administration, booking, messaging, loyalty programs, review submission, or map ownership.

2a. Product Interpretation and Delivery Boundary

The website is a first-party public landing page owned by SD Local Collective. Visitors do not need to create an account or sign in to access the site, view business information, or use its visit actions.

Some actions lead outside the website or invoke device capabilities:

• Call opens a phone-capable device’s calling workflow using the published business number.
• Directions opens a mapping or directions destination using the published address.
• Website opens the configured official SD Local Collective website destination when one is supplied for deployment.
• Share invokes available device or browser sharing controls.
• Save invokes available browser or device saving/bookmarking controls.

The current scope is focused on helping visitors learn about and visit the physical store. The site must not imply that items can be purchased, reserved, shipped, or ordered online.

2b. Page Content and Component Coverage

Landing

• Purpose and information

  • Serve as the anonymous public entry point for SD Local Collective.
  • Present the store as a local marketplace for gifts, jewelry, handmade candles, matcha bars, coffee, and small-business discoveries.
  • Communicate the physical-store visit experience rather than an ecommerce purchase flow.

• Hero and business identity

  • Display the business name: SD Local Collective.
  • Introduce the store with the headline concept: “LOCAL FINDS / GOOD TIMES.”
  • Present the business as a Chula Vista destination for local makers, gift shopping, matcha, and coffee.
  • Display a review badge containing 4.9 ★ and 46 kind reviews.
  • Use a supplied or approved broad store/interior photograph in the hero when available.
  • When no approved photograph is available, reserve the media frame without substituting unsupported factual imagery.

• Persistent visit rail

  • Display the current visit status: CLOSED — OPENS 11 AM.
  • Display the phone number: +1 619-591-9975.
  • Provide an address shortcut for 2015 Birch Rd Ste 1007, Chula Vista, CA 91915, United States.
  • Provide a prominent GET DIRECTIONS action.
  • Ensure status, phone, address, and directions remain clear at desktop and mobile widths.

• Offerings and marketplace content

  • Present the accepted offering categories:
    • Gifts
    • Jewelry
    • Handmade Candles
    • Matcha Bar
    • Coffee
  • Use an unequal maker-market tile composition rather than a uniform ecommerce product-card grid.
  • Use supplied or approved imagery that can depict warm, natural-light retail moments such as jewelry against linen, candle shelves, matcha preparation, coffee, gifts, and the store interior.
  • Do not show prices, inventory counts, product availability, purchasing controls, carts, or checkout controls.

• Reviews

  • Display the Google review summary:
    • Rating: 4.9
    • Review count: 46 Reviews
    • Five-to-one-star distribution labels: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
  • Display these customer review excerpts exactly:
    • “... , beautiful and unique jewelry, hand-made candles, delicious matcha bars, you name it! love buying from small businesses and here there are many awesome options 💖”
    • “This store offers a variety of gifts for all occasions. Love the mall as well.”
    • “😍 great place to shop around and get some coffee!”
  • Present reviews as readable editorial panels; do not fabricate reviewer names, dates, star counts by individual review, or additional review text.

• Photos

  • Provide a photo-focused section or gallery composition that supports the accepted Photos content.
  • Use only supplied, approved, or subsequently licensed store imagery.
  • Provide loading, unavailable-media, and image-failure states that preserve layout and identify unavailable imagery without replacing it with misleading product content.

• Business details and visit actions

  • Display:
    • Address: 2015 Birch Rd Ste 1007, Chula Vista, CA 91915, United States
    • Phone: +1 619-591-9975
    • Store status: Closed · Opens 11 AM
  • Provide the following actions:
    • Call
    • Directions
    • Website
    • Share
    • Save
  • Clearly communicate an action failure or fallback when a device, browser, configured website destination, sharing capability, saving capability, mapping application, or phone capability is unavailable.
  • Preserve the visitor’s current page position after an unsuccessful external action where the browser permits.

• States and recovery

  • Initial loading state: render an accessible page shell and avoid layout shifts for hero media, review panels, and photo areas.
  • Success state: show the business overview, practical visit information, review summary, photos, and actions.
  • Empty or unavailable photo state: retain the section structure and communicate that photos are unavailable.
  • Unsupported call state: expose the phone number as readable and selectable text.
  • Unsupported share or save state: provide a concise browser-appropriate fallback message without requiring a user account.
  • Missing external website destination state: keep the Website action visually present but identify that the destination is not currently available rather than sending visitors to an invented URL.

3. Functional Requirements

FR-1 — Public business website

As a Shopper, I should be able to access a public SD Local Collective website so that I can discover the store before deciding whether to visit or contact it.

• Provenance: explicit
• Access state: Anonymous public access; no account or sign-in is required.
• Trigger/input: A visitor opens the public SD Local Collective website.
• Behavior:
  • The website shall identify the business as SD Local Collective.
  • The website shall present SD Local Collective as a retail store offering gifts, jewelry, handmade candles, matcha bars, and coffee from small businesses.
• Observable result: The visitor can understand what SD Local Collective offers and that it is a local physical-store destination.
• Failure/recovery: If content or media cannot load, the page shall preserve readable core business information and practical visit details.
• Continuation: The visitor can continue to reviews, photos, store details, or visit actions.
• Acceptance criteria:
  • The landing page is publicly reachable without authentication.
  • The accepted offerings are visible without implying online purchase availability.
  • The website does not require a visitor account for browsing or visit actions.

FR-2 — Overview, reviews, and photos presentation

As a Shopper, I should be able to view the business overview, reviews, and photos so that I can decide whether SD Local Collective is a place I want to visit.

• Provenance: explicit
• Access state: Anonymous public access.
• Trigger/input: The shopper opens the landing page or navigates through its content.
• Behavior:
  • The website shall present business overview content.
  • The website shall present review content.
  • The website shall present photos or a photo presentation area.
• Observable result: The shopper can review the store’s atmosphere, offering categories, and customer feedback.
• Failure/recovery: If photo media is unavailable, the website shall communicate unavailable imagery while retaining the rest of the page content.
• Continuation: The shopper can use call, directions, website, share, or save actions after viewing the content.
• Acceptance criteria:
  • Overview, Reviews, and Photos are represented on the Landing page.
  • The site does not manufacture photos, testimonials, customer identities, or reviews beyond the supplied content.
  • Photo presentation remains usable on mobile devices.

FR-3 — Store status and opening information

As a Shopper, I should be able to see that the store is closed and opens at 11 AM so that I can plan a visit at an appropriate time.

• Provenance: explicit
• Access state: Anonymous public access.
• Trigger/input: The shopper views the hero or practical visit-information area.
• Behavior: The website shall display Closed · Opens 11 AM, with the prominent visit rail using CLOSED — OPENS 11 AM.
• Observable result: The shopper can see that the store is currently closed and is expected to open at 11 AM.
• Failure/recovery: If dynamic status functionality is not configured, the website shall display the supplied status and opening-time statement rather than calculate or invent additional operating hours.
• Continuation: The shopper can call the store, get directions, or continue browsing.
• Acceptance criteria:
  • The closed status and 11 AM opening information are visible in the practical visit context.
  • The site does not display unsupported weekly hours, holiday hours, or automatic open/closed calculations.

FR-4 — Address and phone details

As a Shopper, I should be able to see the store address and phone number so that I can locate or contact SD Local Collective.

• Provenance: explicit
• Access state: Anonymous public access.
• Trigger/input: The shopper views business details or the persistent visit rail.
• Behavior:
  • The website shall display 2015 Birch Rd Ste 1007, Chula Vista, CA 91915, United States.
  • The website shall display +1 619-591-9975.
• Observable result: The shopper can read and use the published location and contact number.
• Failure/recovery: If an external calling or mapping application cannot open, the address and phone number shall remain visible and selectable.
• Continuation: The shopper can retry the external action, copy the information, or remain on the page.
• Acceptance criteria:
  • Address and phone number match the supplied values exactly.
  • The details are readable at mobile and desktop viewport sizes.

FR-5 — Google review summary and review excerpts

As a Shopper, I should be able to view the Google review summary and customer excerpts so that I can assess community sentiment about the store.

• Provenance: explicit
• Access state: Anonymous public access.
• Trigger/input: The shopper reaches the review section.
• Behavior:
  • The website shall display a 4.9 rating and 46 Reviews.
  • The website shall display the five-to-one-star distribution labels: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
  • The website shall display the three supplied review excerpts.
• Observable result: The shopper can see the overall rating, review count, star-distribution scale, and selected customer feedback.
• Failure/recovery: If review styling or decorative elements fail to load, rating, count, distribution labels, and review text shall remain readable as text.
• Continuation: The shopper can continue to photos, visit details, or contact actions.
• Acceptance criteria:
  • The displayed rating is 4.9.
  • The displayed review count is 46.
  • No unsupported per-star numeric breakdown is fabricated.
  • Supplied review excerpts remain legible and are not rewritten as new testimonials.

FR-6 — Call action

As a Shopper, I should be able to select Call so that I can start contacting SD Local Collective using +1 619-591-9975.

• Provenance: explicit
• Access state: Anonymous public access.
• Trigger/input: The shopper selects the Call action.
• Behavior: The website shall invoke the device or browser calling workflow using +1 619-591-9975 where supported.
• Observable result: A supported device presents its phone-call initiation experience with the business number.
• Failure/recovery: On devices without calling support, the site shall retain the visible, selectable phone number and communicate that calling is unavailable from the current device.
• Continuation: The shopper can copy the number, use another device, or continue browsing.
• Acceptance criteria:
  • Call uses the published business phone number.
  • The site does not claim that a call was completed or answered.

FR-7 — Directions action

As a Shopper, I should be able to select Directions so that I can obtain a route to SD Local Collective.

• Provenance: explicit
• Access state: Anonymous public access.
• Trigger/input: The shopper selects Directions or the address shortcut.
• Behavior: The website shall open an available mapping or directions destination using 2015 Birch Rd Ste 1007, Chula Vista, CA 91915, United States.
• Observable result: The shopper is sent to a mapping or directions surface capable of using the store address.
• Failure/recovery: If no mapping application or supported external destination is available, the address shall remain visible for copying or manual entry.
• Continuation: The shopper can return to the Landing page or use the address in another mapping tool.
• Acceptance criteria:
  • Directions uses the supplied store address.
  • The website does not claim ownership of the external map or routing experience.

FR-8 — Website action

As a Shopper, I should be able to select Website so that I can visit the configured official website destination for SD Local Collective.

• Provenance: explicit
• Access state: Anonymous public access.
• Trigger/input: The shopper selects Website.
• Behavior: The website shall provide a Website action that opens the official business website destination when a valid destination URL is supplied for deployment.
• Observable result: The shopper reaches the configured official website destination in the expected browser context.
• Failure/recovery: If no valid destination URL is configured, the website shall identify that the destination is unavailable and shall not redirect to an invented or unrelated URL.
• Continuation: The shopper can remain on or return to the Landing page.
• Acceptance criteria:
  • A Website action is present.
  • The destination URL is not fabricated in the implementation.

FR-9 — Share action

As a Shopper, I should be able to select Share so that I can share SD Local Collective with another person using supported device or browser controls.

• Provenance: explicit
• Access state: Anonymous public access.
• Trigger/input: The shopper selects Share.
• Behavior: The website shall invoke available browser or device sharing controls for the Landing page.
• Observable result: A supported environment presents sharing options.
• Failure/recovery: When native sharing is unavailable, the website shall provide a concise fallback appropriate to the browser, such as making the current page address available for copying.
• Continuation: The shopper can dismiss the share surface and remain on the Landing page.
• Acceptance criteria:
  • Share does not require a customer account.
  • The site does not claim that content was successfully shared after the external share surface is opened.

FR-10 — Save action

As a Shopper, I should be able to select Save so that I can preserve the SD Local Collective page using supported browser or device saving controls.

• Provenance: explicit
• Access state: Anonymous public access.
• Trigger/input: The shopper selects Save.
• Behavior: The website shall provide a Save action that invokes supported browser or device saving/bookmarking behavior, or presents a browser-appropriate save instruction.
• Observable result: The shopper receives a supported way to save or bookmark the public page.
• Failure/recovery: When saving is not supported, the site shall explain that the page can be bookmarked or saved using the current browser’s controls.
• Continuation: The shopper can return to the Landing page content without losing access.
• Acceptance criteria:
  • Save does not create a site account, personal collection, or server-side saved-item record.
  • Unsupported environments receive a clear fallback rather than a false success state.

4. User Personas

Shopper

• Product context: A local customer considering SD Local Collective as a place to browse small-business goods, find gifts, enjoy matcha or coffee, or explore the store in Chula Vista.
• Primary goal: Decide whether and how to visit or contact the store.
• Accepted responsibilities:
  • Learn that the store offers gifts, jewelry, handmade candles, matcha bars, coffee, and small-business products.
  • Review photos and customer feedback.
  • Check the visible store status and opening information.
  • Use the store address, phone number, directions, website, share, or save actions.
• Relevant inputs and decisions:
  • Whether the offerings match their interests.
  • Whether the 4.9 rating, 46 reviews, and review excerpts support a visit decision.
  • Whether to call, get directions, share the page, save it, or continue browsing.
• Interaction with other accepted participants: The shopper receives publicly published business information maintained for the Store Owner / Operator’s public presence; the shopper may hand off to an external phone, mapping, browser-sharing, or saving surface.
• Observable success: The shopper can understand the store, find its location and phone number, see its current supplied status statement, assess review information, and initiate an appropriate visit action.

Store Owner / Operator

• Product context: The business owner or operator who needs SD Local Collective to have an accurate public website presence for local discovery.
• Primary goal: Ensure prospective shoppers can find the business, understand its offerings, see its published store details, and take visit-oriented actions.
• Accepted responsibilities:
  • Provide or approve accurate business information, store imagery, official website destination details, and public-facing content for deployment.
  • Ensure the public website represents the store’s small-business gifts, jewelry, handmade candles, matcha bars, coffee, and customer-review context.
  • Make the published address, phone number, current supplied status statement, and visitor actions available to shoppers.
• Relevant inputs and decisions:
  • Whether approved images are available for the photo areas.
  • Whether an official external website URL is available for the Website action.
  • Whether published business details remain accurate.
• Interaction with other accepted participants: The Store Owner / Operator provides the public information that enables shoppers to discover, contact, and locate the store. The current scope does not include an owner administration portal.
• Observable success: Shoppers can access a coherent public representation of SD Local Collective and use its available visit actions without needing direct operator assistance.

5. Core User Flows

Shopper Flow 1 — Discover SD Local Collective

1. The Shopper opens the public Landing page.
2. The Landing page presents SD Local Collective as a Chula Vista local marketplace for gifts, jewelry, handmade candles, matcha bars, coffee, and small-business discoveries.
3. The Shopper views the hero message, offerings composition, photos area, and store context.
4. The Shopper decides whether the store appears relevant to their intended visit, gift search, coffee, or matcha interest.
5. The Shopper continues to reviews, visit details, or a practical action such as Call or Directions.
6. If imagery is unavailable, the page communicates unavailable media while keeping the business overview and visit information accessible.

Shopper Flow 2 — Assess reviews and store reputation

1. The Shopper opens or scrolls to the reviews content on the Landing page.
2. The Shopper sees the Google review summary of 4.9 and 46 Reviews.
3. The Shopper sees the star-distribution labels 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
4. The Shopper reads the supplied review excerpts about jewelry, handmade candles, matcha bars, gifts, small businesses, coffee, and the shopping experience.
5. The Shopper decides whether the customer feedback supports visiting SD Local Collective.
6. The Shopper continues to visit information, directions, calling, sharing, or saving the page.

Shopper Flow 3 — Plan an in-person visit

1. The Shopper views the persistent visit rail or business-detail content on the Landing page.
2. The Shopper sees CLOSED — OPENS 11 AM and understands that the store is currently closed according to the supplied status statement.
3. The Shopper sees the address: 2015 Birch Rd Ste 1007, Chula Vista, CA 91915, United States.
4. The Shopper selects GET DIRECTIONS or the address shortcut.
5. The website opens an external mapping or directions destination using the published address.
6. The external mapping destination provides the Shopper with its available directions experience.
7. If directions cannot open, the Shopper can copy or manually enter the visible address into a mapping tool.
8. The Shopper can return to the Landing page to continue browsing or use another visit action.

Shopper Flow 4 — Call the store

1. The Shopper views +1 619-591-9975 on the Landing page.
2. The Shopper selects Call.
3. On a supported device, the browser or device opens its call-initiation experience with +1 619-591-9975.
4. The Shopper decides whether to proceed with the call in the device-owned calling surface.
5. If calling is unsupported, the Landing page keeps the phone number visible and selectable.
6. The Shopper can copy the number, call using another device, or return to the public website content.

Shopper Flow 5 — Visit the configured official website destination

1. The Shopper selects Website on the Landing page.
2. If an official website destination has been configured for deployment, the website opens that destination.
3. The Shopper continues in the external website destination.
4. If no valid website destination is configured, the Landing page communicates that the destination is unavailable.
5. The Shopper remains able to use the public Landing page’s overview, reviews, business details, and other visit actions.

Shopper Flow 6 — Share or save the store page

1. The Shopper selects Share or Save on the Landing page.
2. For Share, the website opens the supported device or browser sharing surface.
3. For Save, the website invokes supported browser or device saving/bookmarking behavior or provides a save instruction.
4. The Shopper completes, dismisses, or cancels the external browser or device-owned action.
5. The Shopper returns to or remains on the Landing page.
6. If the browser does not support the requested capability, the page provides a concise fallback without creating a user account or claiming an action was completed.

Store Owner / Operator Flow 1 — Support accurate public discovery

1. The Store Owner / Operator provides or approves the public business information required for the website’s deployment, including business identity, offering context, contact information, location, supplied store status statement, review content, approved imagery where available, and the official website destination if one exists.
2. The public Landing page presents the approved information to anonymous Shoppers.
3. Shoppers use the visible business information and visit actions to assess, contact, locate, share, save, or visit SD Local Collective.
4. The Store Owner / Operator’s observable outcome is a public website that enables local discovery and visit planning.
5. If approved photo media or an official website URL is not available, the corresponding Landing-page fallback state is used rather than publishing invented content.

6. Visuals Colors and Theme

Muse: Charles & Ray Eames
Headline: LOCAL FINDS / GOOD TIMES.

The visual direction must feel like a joyful, tactile Southern California local marketplace: curious, hospitable, warm, and full of maker discovery. The page should resemble a neighborhood poster, gallery wall, and well-loved shop shelf—not a generic ecommerce storefront or SaaS interface.

Color Tokens