ayanova/src/components/work-order-items.vue

@@ -24,11 +24,17 @@
             This gives the user as much as possible at hand immediately to view and edit and the option of adding and selecting more items
             It also ensures a clean interface more like a piece of paper with only stuff added showing
 
-            So every level and collection is a control with 3 states:
-                None entered: it's exposed as a clean and not too intrusive "Section title" control affordance with a title so "Scheduled users +" taking up very little vertical space (this is always visible)
+            So every level and collection including woitem and down is shown as a control with 4 states:
+                Customized to not show at all or not allowed: is just not visible at all, doesn't render doesn't affect anything
+                None entered: it's exposed as a clean and not too intrusive "Section title" control affordance with a title so "Scheduled users +" taking up very little vertical space 
+                    but distinct enough and large enough to quickly find visually on the page (this is always visible)
                 1 entered: it's exposed as a edit form below the Title control (no grid)
                 More than 1 entered: it's exposed as a grid below the title control which is used to select a row and an edit form below the grid that is displayed ONLY when a row is selected in the grid
                     so if they just open the form and haven't picked a row yet then no edit form shows to save vertical space and be cleaner
+
+            Visually each section is separated by a distinctive title and whitespace around it, no lines or boxes or other ugly shit.  It should look as much as possible like a clean sheet of paper and be minimalist.
+            Roles and rights
+                some controls may have an alternative format for differing roles and rights users, so if it's a subcontractor then they may see an alternate view
                 
 
         e.g.