Total documents
23 on file
across 4 shelves
Reference Library · M1
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5-milestone roadmap
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visual deliverables
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Start Here.
08 items
01.i / viii
Statement of Work
Scope, phases, decision-making, and milestone acceptance.
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02.ii / viii
M4 & M5 Gap List and Timeline
Running status: what is left across M4 and M5, what it depends on, and how long it takes.
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03.iii / viii
Proposal
The product story, phased investment model, and market opportunity.
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04.iv / viii
Design Principles & Personas
Operating and design principles Meadow is built against.
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05.v / viii
Five-Milestone Roadmap
The executive summary of M1 through M5, including what M1 already settles for the build.
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Apple Compliance Package
The Kids Category checklist, privacy declarations, and App Review notes, answered against the actual app.
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App Store Listing
Store listing copy, metadata, category recommendation, and the screenshot shot list for submission.
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08.viii / viii
Hardware Test Protocol
The step-by-step accessibility and performance pass to run on the physical AbleNet iPad, with a blank results sheet.
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Research & Context.
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Research Index
The client-facing research hub that organizes the evidence, themes, and reference material behind Meadow.
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Where Meadow Fits — Competitive Landscape
How Meadow compares to the top AAC apps and where its scene-based approach creates a different market position.
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Core Design.
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How Meadow Works — Interaction Design
The communication model, navigation flow, companion support, and accessibility behaviors the build must honor.
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Vocabulary & Visual Design
Every word in the app with its emoji, color, and scene — visual preview of what we're building.
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The Companion — Guided Engagement
How Meadow models language for the youngest users without getting between the child and direct communication.
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Me — The Child's Avatar
Identity, feelings tray, photo-based onboarding, and why the child sees themselves on every screen.
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Growing with Meadow — Developmental Foundations
The 12-48 month milestone spine and three interaction tiers that define who Meadow is for and how the product adapts.
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Clinical Traceability Matrix
A clinician-facing map from Meadow's design decisions to participation goals, access barriers, and clinical rationale.
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Supporting Design.
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QuickChat — Sentence Suggestions
How Meadow turns single words into conversations through the speak-choose-speak loop.
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Getting Started — Onboarding & Parent Gate
Under 60 seconds from first launch to first word, including setup defaults, the parent gate, and first-run guidance.
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19.iii / vii
Visual Design System
Art direction, palette, animation behavior, and Fitzgerald Key integration for Meadow's visual language.
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Compass Frame — Three Tiers, Three Art Styles
A focused walkthrough of how Meadow's tiered interaction model appears in the compass-frame experience.
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Tier Interaction — One World, Three Stages
How the child's screen changes across Tiers 1–3 as capability grows: the same objects organize and the scene steps back, one stage at a time. Interactive concept for review — follow-up to the June 11 screen-busyness discussion.
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The Sentence Engine — Tier 3 Vocabulary
Grammar-aware predictions and world-map expansion for Meadow's richer language future.
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Feature Roadmap — Beyond V1
Tier enhancements, V2 capabilities, and future concepts — everything Meadow could become after launch.
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