CounterpointConsulting Incremental Implementation (TypeScript React)
Overview
Implement UI behavior in focused slices that can each be validated from a user-observable perspective.
When to Use
- Multi-step component/page behavior work
- Changes spanning state, data fetching, and interactions
- Work requiring controlled scope and quick feedback loops
When NOT to Use
- Trivial non-behavioral copy/style tweaks
Inputs
- UI requirements and user-flow expectations
- Existing component/state patterns
- Current test coverage baseline
Process
- Confirm scope and assumptions.
- Implement one user-visible behavior slice.
- Validate via interaction/state tests.
- Proceed to next slice only after verification.
- Keep changes focused and avoid unrelated cleanup.
Verification Checklist
- Slice delivers clear user-visible outcome
- Interaction/state tests cover changed behavior
- Loading/error/empty states handled where relevant
- Accessibility basics preserved
Failure Modes to Avoid
- Large multi-concern UI diffs in one pass
- Testing internals instead of user outcomes
- Skipping verification for edge/error states
Output Requirements
- Use
summarizefor final output. - Describe slices completed and evidence run.
- Use canonical camelCase result fields.