1. Initialize correctly
Set up loader and styles in a deterministic startup sequence.
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This section captures mandatory engineering and UX guardrails for Diwa work. Use it as the operational baseline for initialization, quality checks, release policy, and support readiness.
Prerequisites
- - A clear release owner for docs, accessibility, and integration quality.
- - Test/build commands available in local and CI environments.
- - Support policy for browser baseline and version upgrades.
Adoption Flow (3 Steps)
2. Validate quality gates
Run performance, accessibility, and compatibility checks before release.
npm test
npm run build:storefront3. Ship with release discipline
Publish changelog updates and apply versioning + definition-of-done criteria.
Release checklist:
- Changelog updated
- Migration impact reviewed
- Support channels preparedTopic Guides
Initialization
Core checks, practical snippets, and release expectations.
Performance
Core checks, practical snippets, and release expectations.
Accessibility
Core checks, practical snippets, and release expectations.
Security
Core checks, practical snippets, and release expectations.
Browser Compatibility
Core checks, practical snippets, and release expectations.
Versioning
Core checks, practical snippets, and release expectations.
Definition of Done
Core checks, practical snippets, and release expectations.
Troubleshooting Notes
- - If release quality drifts, enforce definition-of-done checks in PR review.
- - If onboarding is inconsistent, start all contributors from Initialization and Accessibility topics.
- - If production incidents recur, tighten performance and compatibility validation in CI.