Coding · Intermediate

Prototyping UI components with automated test validation

Build interactive user interface prototypes through structured specs and automated checks

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  1. When you askSubmit component request
  2. ThenDraft specs and run test build
  3. ResultVerified component code

Creating interactive interface widgets purely through one-shot code generation frequently causes layout bugs and syntax errors. This workflow clarifies requirements in a technical specification document, implements components incrementally, and runs syntax checks and headless browser tests to confirm rendering before delivering code.

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When tasked with building or updating a user interface component, first create or update a structured specification outlining props, state, layout behaviors, and edge cases. Write code incrementally rather than regenerating whole files from scratch. Use the terminal to run build commands, linters, and headless tests to verify syntax and rendering before presenting updates. Always request confirmation before pushing code to github or modifying production branches.

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