An AI model's user interface (UI) design must be consistent across all chapters. Chapter 1 establishes the approved design. Debugging tools are for checking data, not for UI design.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model's user interface (UI) design must be consistent across all chapters.
Chapter 1 establishes the approved design. Debugging tools are for checking data, not for UI design.
A developer must use the established UI design from Chapter 1. Chapter 1's design was carefully created. Chapters 2 through 30 should only change content, not design. Allowed changes include specific content elements. These are arrays, metadata, hint libraries, and diagrams. Other allowed changes are entry copy, FAQ titles, test cards, and tooltip types. Forbidden changes include new rendering engines or panel types. New tooltip designs, animations, hint patterns, or layout changes are also forbidden. New tokens are not allowed. The `content_viewer.html` is a tool for checking JSON data. A developer must not use it to design the user interface. It does not show the final user experience.
A developer is working on Chapter 5 of an AI model's output. The developer wants to try a new way to display hints. The developer uses the `content_viewer.html` to test this new design. The manager sees this and tells the developer to stop. The new design is not allowed because it breaks the consistent UI established in Chapter 1.
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An AI model's user interface (UI) design must be consistent across all chapters. Chapter 1 establishes the approved design. Debugging tools are for checking data, not for UI design.