Create Bridgelet Functional Requirements Document (FRD) for UI/UX Design

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Overview

We need a comprehensive Functional Requirements Document (FRD) to guide UI/UX design and frontend implementation for Bridgelet.
This document will serve as the single source of truth for:
• Core user flows
• Screen-by-screen functional requirements
• Error states
• Edge cases
• UX patterns
• Accessibility & performance requirements

This FRD will live inside /docs.

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🔍 Research Required
Before writing anything, thoroughly review:
• /docs directory
• ROADMAP.md
Your document must:
• Align with existing architecture and roadmap direction
• Not contradict current technical decisions
• Reflect the intended product vision
• Remain realistic for MVP scope
Do not invent features that contradict roadmap priorities.

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📦 Deliverable

Create:
/docs/bridgelet-frd-ui-ux.md
Title inside document:
Bridgelet - Functional Requirements Document (FRD) for UI/UX Design
You may add:
• Your GitHub handle as Author
• The project maintainer as Co-Author or Reviewer
Example:
Author: @yourhandle
Maintainer: @maintainerhandle
Version: 1.0

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🧱 Document Must Include (High-Level Structure)

Your FRD should include:

1. Product Overview
2. User Personas
3. Primary User Flows (Sender + Recipient)
4. Screen-by-Screen Functional Requirements
5. Error States & Edge Cases
6. UX Patterns & Component Behaviors
7. Responsive Requirements (Mobile-first)
8. Accessibility Requirements
9. Performance Requirements
10. Security & Privacy Considerations (UI-facing)
11. Analytics Events (Product metrics)
12. Future Enhancements (Out of Scope for MVP)
13. Timeline & Milestones
14. Open Questions

⚠️ Do not write vague descriptions. Each screen should clearly define:
• Purpose
• Required UI elements
• Validation rules
• States (loading, error, success)
• User actions
• System behaviors

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🎯 Acceptance Criteria

• • Document is logically structured and professional
• • Covers both sender and recipient journeys
• • Includes error and edge case handling
• • Clearly defines all user states
• • Aligns with ROADMAP.md
• • Written in clear, non-technical UX language
• • Mobile-first thinking is evident
• • No contradictions with current implementation direction
• • Submitted as a clean markdown document
• • Reviewed for clarity and completeness

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🚫 Out of Scope

• No visual design (this is not Figma work)
• No code implementation
• No smart contract specification details
• No backend API documentation
This is strictly a functional product requirements document for UI/UX.

🧠 Quality Bar

Think of this as something you would hand to:
• A product designer
• A frontend engineer
• A stakeholder
It should eliminate ambiguity.