Brief mapped to the 30-screen prototype

§02

Product Vision

Covered by the full prototype narrative and dashboard/reporting structure.

01-30

§03

Design Philosophy

Verification, simplicity, decision support, and layered intelligence represented across flows.

04, 13-25, 28

§04

User Roles

Buyer/investor and lawyer/legal personas selectable and reflected in navigation.

02-04, 28, 30

§05

End-to-End Flow

Upload through lawyer validation represented in sequence.

07-29

§06

Document Upload

Bulk upload, imperfect scans, progress, extraction, and organization.

07-09b

§07

Checklist

Critical/high/recommended checklist with why/risk copy.

10

§08

Sourcing

Office references, portal links, pricing, procurement, and tracking.

11-12, 29

§09

Legal Opinion

Executive summary, genesis, timeline, risks, docs, recommendation.

19-24

§10

Traceability

Evidence chain links statements to source document and verified data.

25

§11

KPI Layer

Risk score, verification, compliance, zoning, buffers, road/water overlays.

16-17

§12

Diligence Depth

Light, Moderate, Strong selection and implications.

15

§13

Lawyer Marketplace

Approved lawyer list, profiles, services, paid validation request.

26-27

§14

Document Structuring

Documents grouped by type and opinion section.

09, 23

§15

Title Chain

Timeline with family lineage, gaps, disputes, and court cases.

18, 21

§16

Advanced Lawyer Mode

Raw data, logs, discrepancies, summary/expert toggle.

28

§17

Information Architecture

Dashboard, properties/clients, docs/review, opinion, more menu.

04-30

§18

Branding Direction

Minimal premium grayscale system with clear legal tone.

Style Guide

§19

UX Goals

Decision clarity for buyers and time-saving expert views for lawyers.

24, 28

§20

UX Challenges

Large docs, legal complexity, trust, traceability, dual personas.

07-10, 13-25, 28

§21

Deliverables

Prototype, journey, style guide, dashboard/report UI, marketplace UX.

Index