Nupixl Development Docs
Nupixl Development Docs
  • Introduction
    • Welcome Nupixl
  • Key Mirco Services
    • Pixl Sight
      • Internal Technical Specification & Development Guide
        • Goals & Core Concepts
        • High-Level Architecture
        • User Flow & Key Steps
        • Technical Specifications
        • Role-Based Responsibilities
        • Data Models & Storage
        • Dashboard Interfaces
        • Deployment & Infrastructure
        • Roadmap Phases
  • Prototype Document
    • Prototype Outline
      • Onboarding Experience
      • My Space (Homepage)
      • Teams Page
    • Key Concepts
      • Conversational AI UX/UI
      • Progressive Page Disclosure
      • Context Memory
      • Personal Management System
      • Organizational Management System
      • AI Co-Pilots
        • 1. Pixl Personal (Personas)
        • 2. Team Assistant Pixl
        • 3. Organizational Co-Pilot
        • Briefing System with Pixl Personas
          • Detailed Breakdown of the Briefing System
          • Integration with Team and Organizational Systems
          • Customization and Personalization
          • Privacy and Data Security
        • Integration of AI Co-Pilots in Nupixl’s Workflow
        • Getting Started with AI Co-Pilots
      • Data Flows
      • AI Text Editor
      • Focus Mode
        • 1. Deep Work Mode
        • 2. Collaboration Mode
        • 3. Meeting Mode
        • 4. Learning Mode
        • 5. Personal Time Mode
        • Implementing Focus Modes in Your Workflow
      • Core Apps
        • 1. Nupixl Dashboard
          • Key Features
        • 2. Figma Widget
          • Key Features
      • Core Philosophies
        • Design First Development
        • Seamless Productivity
  • software requirement specifications
    • Specifications
      • 1. Introduction
      • 2. System Overview
      • 3. Functional Requirements
      • 4. Non-Functional Requirements
      • 5. Technology Stack (Initial Proposal)
      • 6. Future Considerations
    • Nupixl Execution Plan
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  1. Prototype Document
  2. Key Concepts

Progressive Page Disclosure

Overview

Progressive Page Disclosure is the core UI philosophy behind how each page in Nupixl is revealed to the user. Rather than overwhelming users with buttons, tabs, and controls all at once, core pages begin as a minimalist canvas. As the user interacts—verbally or through text—the interface unfolds step-by-step, driven by the conversation and user intent.

This approach reinforces Nupixl’s focus on clarity, calmness, and guided productivity.

Why It Matters

  • Reduces initial cognitive load

  • Prevents distraction by hiding irrelevant tools

  • Makes the platform feel responsive and human-centered

  • Enables adaptive complexity — the system scales to the user’s needs, not the other way around

How It Works

  1. Start Minimal

    • Each screen loads with only core content and a prompt from the AI.

    • The prompt often comes from a Pixl Persona: “What would you like to do today?”

  2. Reveal on Interaction

    • When the user responds, the interface expands only as needed:

      • New options (e.g., goals, project cards, briefing history)

      • Relevant input fields

      • Smart recommendations (like task suggestions or summaries)

  3. AI-Curated Flow

    • Pixie or another AI agent controls the pace and direction of the reveal.

    • Complex tools (e.g. project breakdowns or team escalations) are introduced only when useful.

Example

Briefing System Page:

  • ✨ Default view:

    Just a greeting and “Ready for your morning briefing?”

  • 💬 After interaction:

    The system expands to show:

    • AI-selected questions

    • A text field for answers

    • Optional task recommendations

    • A summary or encouragement when complete

Best Practices

  • Keep initial UI clean and emotionally calming

  • Use AI intent detection to time reveals appropriately

  • Allow users to ask for “more” or “less” if they want to adjust the UI

  • Never assume the user is familiar with what comes next — show gently

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