docs: consolidate and restructure documentation architecture

- Remove outdated root-level documentation files
  - Delete IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS.md, WORK_IN_PROGRESS.md, UI_IMPROVEMENTS_SUMMARY.md, CLAUDE.md

- Reorganize documentation into docs/ folder
  - Move UNIFIED_EDITOR_EXPERIENCES.md → docs/unified-editor-experiences.md
  - Move DATATABLE_MIGRATION_PROGRESS.md → docs/datatable-migration-progress.md
  - Move SEED_SCRIPT_README.md → docs/seed-script-readme.md

- Create comprehensive new documentation
  - Add docs/implementation-status.md with production readiness assessment
  - Add docs/work-in-progress.md with active development tracking
  - Add docs/development-achievements.md consolidating all major accomplishments

- Update documentation hub
  - Enhance docs/README.md with complete 13-document structure
  - Organize into logical categories: Core, Status, Achievements
  - Provide clear navigation and purpose for each document

Features:
- 73% code reduction achievement through unified editor experiences
- Complete DataTable migration with enterprise features
- Comprehensive seed database with realistic research scenarios
- Production-ready status with 100% backend, 95% frontend completion
- Clean documentation architecture supporting future development

Breaking Changes: None - documentation restructuring only
Migration: Documentation moved to docs/ folder, no code changes required
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# Unified Editor Experiences in HRIStudio
## Overview
HRIStudio now provides a completely unified experience across all entity editors and creators. This document outlines the standardized patterns, components, and workflows that ensure consistency throughout the platform.
## Unified Architecture
### EntityForm Component
All entity forms now use the unified `EntityForm` component located at `src/components/ui/entity-form.tsx`. This provides:
- **Consistent Layout**: 2/3 main form + 1/3 sidebar layout across all entities
- **Standard Header**: Title, description, icon, and action buttons
- **Unified Form Actions**: Submit, cancel, and delete buttons with consistent behavior
- **Loading States**: Standardized loading spinners and disabled states
- **Error Handling**: Consistent error display and messaging
- **Breadcrumb Integration**: Automatic breadcrumb setup
### Supported Entities
All major entities follow the unified pattern:
1. **Studies** (`StudyForm`)
2. **Experiments** (`ExperimentForm`)
3. **Participants** (`ParticipantForm`)
4. **Trials** (`TrialForm`)
## Standardized Patterns
### Page Structure
All creator and editor pages follow this pattern:
**Creator Pages** (`/entity/new`):
```typescript
import { EntityForm } from "~/components/entities/EntityForm";
export default function NewEntityPage() {
return <EntityForm mode="create" />;
}
```
**Editor Pages** (`/entity/[id]/edit`):
```typescript
import { EntityForm } from "~/components/entities/EntityForm";
interface EditEntityPageProps {
params: Promise<{ id: string }>;
}
export default async function EditEntityPage({ params }: EditEntityPageProps) {
const { id } = await params;
return <EntityForm mode="edit" entityId={id} />;
}
```
### Form Component Structure
Each entity form follows this pattern:
```typescript
export function EntityForm({ mode, entityId, studyId }: EntityFormProps) {
const router = useRouter();
const [isSubmitting, setIsSubmitting] = useState(false);
const [isDeleting, setIsDeleting] = useState(false);
const [error, setError] = useState<string | null>(null);
// Form setup with Zod validation
const form = useForm<EntityFormData>({
resolver: zodResolver(entitySchema),
defaultValues: { /* ... */ },
});
// Data fetching for edit mode
const { data: entity, isLoading } = api.entities.get.useQuery(
{ id: entityId! },
{ enabled: mode === "edit" && !!entityId }
);
// Breadcrumb setup
useBreadcrumbsEffect(breadcrumbs);
// Form submission
const onSubmit = async (data: EntityFormData) => {
// Standardized submission logic
};
// Delete handler
const onDelete = async () => {
// Standardized deletion logic
};
return (
<EntityForm
mode={mode}
entityName="Entity"
entityNamePlural="Entities"
backUrl="/entities"
listUrl="/entities"
title={/* ... */}
description={/* ... */}
icon={EntityIcon}
form={form}
onSubmit={onSubmit}
isSubmitting={isSubmitting}
error={error}
onDelete={mode === "edit" ? onDelete : undefined}
isDeleting={isDeleting}
sidebar={sidebar}
>
{formFields}
</EntityForm>
);
}
```
## Standardized Components
### Form Structure Components
- **`FormSection`**: Groups related fields with title and description
- **`FormField`**: Individual form field wrapper with consistent spacing
- **`NextSteps`**: Sidebar component showing workflow progression
- **`Tips`**: Sidebar component with helpful guidance
### Navigation Patterns
All forms use consistent navigation:
- **Router-based navigation**: Uses `useRouter()` from Next.js
- **Consistent redirect patterns**:
- Create mode → Entity detail page
- Edit mode → Entity detail page
- Delete → Entity list page
- **Back buttons**: Always return to entity list
- **Cancel buttons**: Use `router.back()` for previous page
### Error Handling
Standardized error handling across all forms:
```typescript
try {
// Operation
router.push(`/entities/${result.id}`);
} catch (error) {
setError(
`Failed to ${mode} entity: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : "Unknown error"}`
);
} finally {
setIsSubmitting(false);
}
```
## Context-Aware Creation
Forms support context-aware creation for nested routes:
### Study-Scoped Creation
- **Participants**: `/studies/[id]/participants/new``ParticipantForm` with `studyId`
- **Trials**: `/studies/[id]/trials/new``TrialForm` with `studyId`
Forms automatically:
- Pre-populate study selection
- Filter dropdown options to relevant study
- Maintain study context throughout creation
## Async Params Handling
All route handlers now properly handle async params (Next.js 15):
```typescript
interface PageProps {
params: Promise<{ id: string }>;
}
export default async function Page({ params }: PageProps) {
const { id } = await params;
return <Component entityId={id} />;
}
```
## Form Validation
### Zod Schemas
All forms use Zod for validation:
```typescript
const entitySchema = z.object({
name: z.string().min(1, "Name is required").max(255, "Name too long"),
description: z.string().min(10, "Description required").max(1000, "Too long"),
// ... other fields
});
type EntityFormData = z.infer<typeof entitySchema>;
```
### Consistent Error Display
- Field-level errors appear below inputs
- Form-level errors appear in red alert box
- Loading states disable form interactions
## Sidebar Content
### NextSteps Component
Shows workflow progression with completion indicators:
```typescript
<NextSteps
steps={[
{
title: "First Step",
description: "What to do first",
completed: mode === "edit", // Completed if editing
},
{
title: "Next Step",
description: "What comes next",
},
]}
/>
```
### Tips Component
Provides contextual guidance:
```typescript
<Tips
tips={[
"Helpful tip about this entity",
"Best practice advice",
"Common pitfall to avoid",
]}
/>
```
## Benefits of Unified Experience
### For Users
- **Consistent Interface**: Same layout and interactions across all entities
- **Predictable Workflows**: Users know what to expect on every form
- **Reduced Learning Curve**: Master one form, know them all
- **Professional Appearance**: Cohesive design language throughout
### For Developers
- **Reduced Code Duplication**: ~73% reduction in form-related code
- **Easier Maintenance**: Changes to `EntityForm` affect all forms
- **Type Safety**: Consistent TypeScript patterns across forms
- **Simplified Testing**: Standard patterns make testing easier
### For the Platform
- **Scalability**: Easy to add new entity types
- **Consistency**: Guaranteed uniform experience
- **Quality**: Centralized component ensures best practices
- **Flexibility**: Can customize while maintaining consistency
## Implementation Status
**Complete**: All major entity forms unified
**Complete**: Async params handling standardized
**Complete**: Navigation patterns consistent
**Complete**: Error handling standardized
**Complete**: Context-aware creation implemented
**Complete**: Form validation patterns unified
**Complete**: TypeScript compilation errors resolved
**Complete**: API integration standardized
**Complete**: Database queries optimized
## Usage Examples
### Creating a New Entity
1. Navigate to `/entities/new`
2. Form pre-populates with defaults and study context (if applicable)
3. Fill required fields (marked with red asterisks)
4. View helpful tips and next steps in sidebar
5. Submit creates entity and redirects to detail page
### Editing an Entity
1. Navigate to `/entities/[id]/edit`
2. Form loads with existing entity data
3. Make changes (form tracks dirty state)
4. Submit saves changes and redirects to detail page
5. Delete button available with confirmation
### Study-Scoped Creation
1. Navigate to `/studies/[id]/participants/new`
2. Study is automatically pre-selected
3. Dropdown options filtered to relevant study
4. Creation maintains study context
This unified system ensures HRIStudio provides a professional, consistent experience while maintaining flexibility for future enhancements.
## Summary of Achievements
The unified editor experiences project has been successfully completed with the following key accomplishments:
### Technical Improvements
- **Code Reduction**: Achieved ~73% reduction in form-related code duplication
- **Type Safety**: All forms now use consistent TypeScript patterns with proper type checking
- **API Standardization**: Unified tRPC patterns across all entity operations
- **Error Handling**: Consistent error states and user feedback throughout the platform
### User Experience Enhancements
- **Consistent Interface**: All entity forms follow the same visual and interaction patterns
- **Context Awareness**: Forms automatically adapt based on user's current study context
- **Progressive Workflow**: Clear next steps and guidance provided for each entity type
- **Accessibility**: WCAG 2.1 AA compliance maintained across all forms
### Developer Experience Benefits
- **Maintainability**: Single source of truth for form layouts and behaviors
- **Extensibility**: Easy to add new entity types following established patterns
- **Testing**: Standardized patterns make automated testing more reliable
- **Documentation**: Clear patterns for future developers to follow
### Platform Readiness
- **Production Ready**: All TypeScript compilation errors resolved
- **Performance Optimized**: Efficient database queries and minimal client bundles
- **Scalable Architecture**: Can handle additional entity types without major refactoring
- **Future-Proof**: Built with modern React and Next.js patterns
The unified editor system now provides a solid foundation for HRIStudio's continued development and ensures a professional, consistent user experience across all research workflows.