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Recommended for a tested interface before adding production services
This is a scoped recommendation for the use case shown, not a universal optimum or an installed integration.
Core architecture
| Layer | Component | Role | | --- | --- | --- | | Input | Product brief | Audience • useful outcome • limits | | Input | Design context | Hierarchy • content • style | | Input | Behavior checks | Controls • validation • state rules | | Core | Lovable | Build the interface • preview • refine | | Quality gate | UI & data review | Accessibility • behavior • actual saving | | Output | Project / Git source | Keep the approved implementation | | Output | Published app | Verify the intended release URL |
Connection labels
1. Describe the desired screen and interactions 2. Exercise the preview with sample data 3. Preserve source and publish after verification
Blue lines indicate manual/local workflow steps. Purple dashed lines indicate a separately configured connection, which may include human gates; they are not claims that the entire path is unattended. Orange indicates review/refinement. Core diagram mode: manual.
Supporting tools
- GitHub: Optional source sync and review.
- Browser tests: Check real interactions and layouts.
- Supported backend: Add only for defined data needs.
What to check
- Scope discipline: Keep the first version small.
- Access rules: Check backend authorization if connected.
- State truth: Describe session data versus persistence.
Optional extension
- App UI: Collect valid input
- Server / backend: Authorize the request
- Data store: Save under access rules
- Read-back test: Verify persistence
- Human review: Approve the feature
Optional backend extension. Choose the currently supported backend route, inspect connection permissions, and test authorization and read-back behavior. No data connection is automatic from the poster.
Lean starter
Lovable + a bounded brief + a tested preview. Add a backend only after the useful interface works.
Example
Service selector → editable brief → test return actions → define persistence separately → review the published version.
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