living-design-documents

To create structured design documentation, bootstrap core documents by resolving templates from assets, establishing Core Decisions, Taxonomy, and Parked perspectives to guide development and align team architecture.

Maintaining and auditing living design docs involves enforcing last updated metadata, tracking open questions, and verifying proper cross-reference navigation to ensure ongoing architecture alignment and accurate design audits.

Cross-reference navigation in design documentation works by enforcing proper links between Core Decisions, Taxonomy, and Parked perspectives, ensuring standardized notes and references facilitate cross-team collaboration without broken paths.

Yes, you can use template resolution from assets to bootstrap design decisions. The system applies these templates to structure new projects and ongoing architecture alignment, enforcing consistent document formats.

Design documentation needs parked perspectives and open questions to record alternative viewpoints and unresolved issues, facilitating cross-team collaboration and ensuring all design decisions are transparently tracked for future audits.

Without standardized templates from assets, managing living design documents lacks enforced last updated metadata and proper cross-reference navigation, severely hindering design audits and cross-team collaboration for ongoing projects.