[codex] Assess DocketWorks design direction - #403
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Purpose
KAN-272 asks whether DocketWorks has a coherent app design direction. The product risk is that operational users must scan jobs, timesheets, purchasing, clients, and accounting views quickly and repeatedly; inconsistent density, hierarchy, status language, controls, and interaction patterns make the app harder to trust, harder to train, and more expensive to extend.
This draft should turn the current design state into a clear implementation plan. It is not expected to ship visual changes.
Delivered Value
The branch gives us a starting point for the design-direction assessment. Before it is ready to merge, it needs to convert that starting point into a short written verdict and an ordered backlog of follow-up work.
The assessment should make one important distinction clear: existing-screen inconsistency is a Claude Code audit-and-refactor problem, while Claude Design is useful later for flow, hierarchy, and screen exploration once the foundation is consistent.
Acceptance Criteria
Before merge, this PR must document:
Out Of Scope
This PR should not redesign the app, refactor UI implementation, or choose new flows. Merging it should mean the assessment is clear enough that the next branch can implement the highest-value consistency fixes without reopening the design question.
Validation
The branch currently passes the local pre-push gate, including backend type checking, frontend unit tests, linting, and frontend type checking.