The specification

The specification says how zaentrum's screens look and behave: what each one shows, what it says in every state, how it fits a computer, a phone and a TV, and how today's apps differ from it. It is written for the people who build the apps, and for the review of every release.

What is deployed, and what is the target. Each chino chapter shows first what the apps do today, in screenshots of the deployed web; then the target; then every difference between the two as a numbered change with its status. Only a change the owner approved is built, one at a time, and anything no change names stays as it is deployed. The portal's pages show the target only: nothing in them is built until a change to it is approved.

The documentation is the other half: it is for the people who run zaentrum, extend it with addons, or build on its library format, and it holds the decision records behind the platform.

Part	What it specifies
chino	the apps for watching: on the web, on a phone or a tablet, on Android TV and on Samsung TVs
portal	the portal: its home page, and its settings and setup

Both follow the nalet design system, which holds the rules every product shares, and don't repeat them. A part specifies one product: its screens, their states, their words, and its own decisions.