About the Three Blueprint Versions


This blueprint is delivered in three distinct formats, each designed to support different user needs, workflows, and accessibility preferences.


Why three versions?

Design is not only about what we build, it’s about how people interact with it Different users process information differently, work in different environments, and have different accessibility needs. Providing a single format would limit usability.



PDF — Dark Mode (Non-Editable)

Best for: prolonged reading, low-light environments, reduced eye strain

This version is optimized for users who prefer dark interfaces or require reduced brightness due to visual sensitivity. Dark mode can improve comfort for people with light sensitivity, migraines, or certain visual impairments, and is often preferred during extended work sessions.



PDF — Light Mode (Non-Editable)

Best for: high-contrast environments, traditional workflows

This version supports users who prefer or require light backgrounds for clarity, contrast, or readability. It is particularly useful for, shared reviews, or environments where light mode improves legibility.



DOC — Editable Version (Default Colors)

Best for: customization, internal adaptation, and team workflows, and printing

This version is intentionally editable and flexible. While it remains part of my intellectual property, it is provided to allow teams to adapt the structure to their own processes, terminology, and operational rules.

This ensures the blueprint can evolve with your organization while retaining its foundational logic.



Intellectual Property Note

The dark and light mode PDF versions preserve the original structure, layout, and brand color system as designed. These non-editable formats protect the integrity of the work while ensuring consistent reference materials.


The editable DOC version is provided intentionally to support practical use and adaptation — not to restrict creativity, but to enable it responsibly.