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Web

How the system lands on the site: one page grammar for home, docs, release notes, the Portal and Rook Library, from 1440 down to a phone.

Page grammar

Every page is built from the same four parts, in the same order. Learn them once and the Portal reads like the docs, and the Library like both.

  1. 01Sticky navMark and wordmark, then Portal, Library, Docs and Release notes. The current section gets a cyan underline. The account chip sits right. It never scrolls away.
  2. 02Library tab barInside Rook Library only: Details, Families, Projects, Imports. Send from Revit is the one ink button, at the right end.
  3. 03Category railOn the page ground behind a hairline, not on a grey panel. The current row takes the cyan wash and a 2px cyan edge, with its count beside it.
  4. 04One page headerTitle, an optional one-line summary, actions on the right. One per page, from PageHeader.tsx. Nothing stacks above it.

Screens

Each one is the same white page with the same header; only the content between the rules changes. Open them to see the system at work.

Mobile

At 390 the nav collapses to the mark and a menu button, the rails become a sheet, and the page header stacks: title, summary, then actions at full width.

Nav: mark, sign in, menu
Section links move into the menu. The bar stays sticky and keeps its hairline.
The menu is a full-height sheet
Library tabs nest under Library. The current section takes the same 2px cyan edge as the rail.
Headers stack
Title, then summary, then actions at full width. Display drops to 40/48 and Title to 32/40 below 768px.
Same tokens at every width
Only layout reflows. Color, depth, radius and the type roles stay as they are at 1440.