bmersereau makes Mike's interface kit easier to inspect

A browsable visual catalog could make the product's shared interface patterns clearer to anyone shaping legal workflows.

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bmersereau is proposing a lightweight catalog of Mike's reusable interface building blocks, with visual examples of 17 shared patterns and their different states. It is designed to show the things prose regularly misses: how surfaces layer, how controls behave, and what changes in dark mode.

The catalog would also call out accessibility and form-behaviour edge cases, helping product teams use established patterns consistently rather than rediscovering their limits during implementation. It would use the product's real visual rules rather than a lookalike demo, and would be checked automatically as the interface evolves.

The choice favours a smaller documentation tool that fits the existing frontend setup, while preserving an easier route to a more expansive catalog later if needed.

So what Legal-tech teams refining a product's usability should care because consistent, well-documented interface patterns reduce friction as workflows and teams grow.

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