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# Accessibility Requirements
## Goal
Make Jobjakt usable by as many people as possible.
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# Requirements
Support:
- Keyboard navigation.
- Screen readers.
- Proper labels.
- Focus states.
- Colour contrast.
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# Forms
Every field requires:
- Label.
- Validation message.
- Helpful error.
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# Documents
CV previews should consider:
- Text readability.
- Contrast.
- Print output.
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# Testing
Use:
- Lighthouse.
- Axe.
- Manual testing.
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# Dashboard Experience
## Purpose
The dashboard is the user's command centre.
It should answer:
"What should I do next?"
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# Primary Information
Display:
## Application Overview
Examples:
- Active applications.
- Interviews.
- Pending follow-ups.
- Recent activity.
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## Upcoming Actions
Examples:
- Follow up with company.
- Prepare interview.
- Complete application.
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## Progress
Examples:
- Applications this month.
- Interview rate.
- Response rate.
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# Dashboard Actions
Primary action:
Add Job
Secondary:
- Update CV.
- Review follow-ups.
- Search jobs.
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# Design Direction
Inspired by:
- Notion.
- Linear.
Avoid:
- Dense dashboards.
- Too many cards.
- Information overload.
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# Design System
## Design Direction
Jobjakt should feel:
- Modern.
- Professional.
- Premium.
- Simple.
- Intelligent.
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# Inspirations
Notion:
- Organisation.
- Content editing.
Linear:
- Professional software.
FlowCV:
- CV building experience.
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# Colours
Support:
- Light mode.
- Dark mode.
Use:
- Neutral backgrounds.
- Clear accent colour.
- Strong contrast.
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# Components
Maintain consistency:
- Buttons.
- Forms.
- Cards.
- Dialogs.
- Tables.
- Navigation.
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# Typography
Prioritise:
- Readability.
- Clear hierarchy.
- Professional appearance.
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# UX Rule
Every screen should have:
One obvious primary action.
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# Empty States
## Purpose
Empty states should guide users.
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Every empty state should explain:
1. What this area does.
2. Why it matters.
3. What action to take.
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Examples:
No jobs:
"Start tracking your job search by adding your first opportunity."
No CV:
"Create your career profile to generate your first CV."
No applications:
"Import a job to begin tracking your application."
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# Error Experience
## Principles
Errors should be:
- Clear.
- Helpful.
- Actionable.
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Avoid technical messages.
Bad:
"500 Internal Server Error"
Better:
"Something went wrong while importing your CV. Please try again."
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Include:
- What happened.
- Possible cause.
- Next action.
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# Loading States
## Requirements
Loading should always communicate progress.
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Examples:
AI generation:
"Creating your tailored CV..."
CV extraction:
"Reading your CV and organising your experience..."
Job import:
"Extracting job details..."
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Avoid:
Blank screens.
Unexplained spinners.
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# Navigation Design
## Goal
Navigation should make the application structure obvious.
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# Primary Navigation
The application hierarchy:
## Main
Dashboard
↓
Jobs
↓
Applications
↓
Calendar / Follow-ups
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## Career
Career Profile
↓
CV Builder
↓
Cover Letters
↓
Portfolio
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## Settings
Account
Connected Services
AI Settings
Preferences
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# Sidebar Principles
The sidebar should:
- Be predictable.
- Avoid excessive items.
- Group related functionality.
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# Current Direction
Move Gmail/email settings into:
Settings
↓
Connected Accounts
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# Profile vs Career
Important distinction:
## Profile
User account information:
- Name.
- Email.
- Password.
- Avatar.
- Preferences.
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## Career
Professional identity:
- Experience.
- Skills.
- CV.
- Documents.
Do not mix these.
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# Mobile Navigation
Mobile should prioritise:
- Dashboard.
- Jobs.
- Add Job.
- Career.
Advanced settings can remain secondary.
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# Notifications
## Purpose
Keep users informed without becoming distracting.
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Types:
## Important
Examples:
- Authentication issues.
- Failed imports.
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## Reminder
Examples:
- Follow-ups.
- Upcoming interviews.
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## Informational
Examples:
- Completed AI generation.
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Rules:
Avoid excessive notifications.
Users should control preferences.
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# User Onboarding Experience
## Purpose
Define how new users should experience Jobjakt from registration to first successful job application workflow.
The onboarding goal is not to show every feature.
The goal is to quickly help users achieve value.
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# Core Principle
The user should understand:
"Jobjakt helps me organise my job search and create better applications."
within the first few minutes.
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# Current Ideal Flow
## Step 1 - Registration
Supported:
- Email/password registration.
- Google registration.
- Microsoft registration.
After registration:
Create user account.
Verify email where required.
Redirect to onboarding.
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# Step 2 - Profile Creation
Collect basic information:
Required:
- Name.
- Email.
Optional:
- Profile picture.
- Location.
- Professional title.
Avoid asking unnecessary questions.
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# Step 3 - Import Career Information
Prompt user:
"Do you already have a CV?"
Options:
## Upload CV
Supported:
- PDF.
- DOCX.
- Common CV formats.
System:
- Extracts information.
- Creates structured career profile.
- Allows user review.
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## Create Manually
User builds:
- Experience.
- Skills.
- Education.
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# Step 4 - Connect Email
Optional.
Purpose:
Enable:
- Email tracking.
- Application communication.
Supported providers:
- Gmail.
- Microsoft.
- IMAP.
Do not block the user.
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# Step 5 - Add First Job
Guide user through:
Import job URL.
↓
Extract details.
↓
Review information.
↓
Create application.
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# Step 6 - Create Application Documents
Optional workflow:
CV
↓
Cover Letter
↓
Portfolio
↓
Additional files
Users can skip any step.
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# Onboarding Rules
Never:
- Force users through long forms.
- Require optional information.
- Hide the skip option.
Always:
- Show progress.
- Explain benefits.
- Provide clear next actions.
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# First Success Moment
The user should reach:
"I have my first job application tracked."
as quickly as possible.
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# Profile Experience
## Purpose
Separate personal account information from career information.
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# Account Profile
Contains:
- Profile picture.
- Name.
- Username.
- Email.
- Password.
- Security settings.
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# Career Profile
Separate area.
Contains:
- Experience.
- Skills.
- Education.
- Projects.
- Certifications.
- Languages.
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# CV Builder
The CV builder should not live directly inside profile.
Recommended:
Career
↓
Master CV
↓
Builder
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# Important Rule
A user's account profile is not their professional profile.
Keep these separate.
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# Responsive Design
## Goal
Support desktop and mobile users.
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# Desktop
Primary experience.
Optimised for:
- Job management.
- CV building.
- Document editing.
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# Tablet
Support:
- Dashboard.
- Applications.
- Profile.
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# Mobile
Prioritise:
- Checking applications.
- Adding jobs.
- Follow-ups.
Complex CV editing may be simplified.
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# Rule
Do not simply shrink desktop layouts.
Design mobile experiences intentionally.
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# Settings Experience
## Purpose
Settings should allow users to manage their account and application preferences.
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# Structure
Recommended tabs:
## General
Contains:
- Appearance.
- Language.
- Preferences.
Remove unnecessary complexity.
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## Account
Contains:
- Name.
- Email.
- Password.
- Security.
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## Connected Accounts
Contains:
Email providers:
- Gmail.
- Microsoft.
- IMAP.
Future:
- Other integrations.
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## AI Settings
Contains:
- AI provider selection.
- Usage settings.
- Model preferences.
Admin controls should remain restricted.
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## Notifications
Contains:
- Email notifications.
- Follow-up reminders.
- Application alerts.
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# Rules
Normal users should not see:
- System management.
- Import/export administration.
- Infrastructure controls.
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# UX Goal
Settings should feel like a normal modern application.
Not an admin panel.
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# User Flows
## Add Job Flow
Recommended:
Add Job
↓
Enter URL
↓
Import Details
↓
Review Information
↓
Create Application
↓
CV
↓
Cover Letter
↓
Portfolio
↓
Files
↓
Complete
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# CV Creation Flow
Career Profile
↓
Generate CV
↓
Choose Theme
↓
Customise
↓
Preview
↓
Export
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# Tailored Application Flow
Job
↓
Analyse Requirements
↓
Generate Suggestions
↓
Create Tailored CV
↓
Review
↓
Save Copy
↓
Export