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Summary

Adds a narrow, technology-agnostic foundation specification at specs/001-website-foundation/ replacing the previously deleted corporate-site spec.

This spec establishes the technical scaffolding for a static, SEO-friendly website with clear frontend/backend separation and contract-only backend boundaries.

Scope

In scope:

  • Static delivery model (pre-rendered HTML, CDN-friendly assets, progressive enhancement)
  • Frontend/backend architectural boundaries
  • SEO and AEO foundation conventions
  • Cross-cutting quality baselines (accessibility, i18n readiness, performance, security)
  • Contract-first backend boundaries (schemas only — no runtime services)
  • Design-system foundation, developer experience, CI quality gates, governance

Deferred to later specs:

  • Page information architecture and navigation
  • Content models and company-specific copy
  • Runtime backend services, CRM, analytics implementations
  • Technology stack selection (deferred to /speckit-plan)

Artifacts

  • specs/001-website-foundation/spec.md — 58 traceable requirements (FR-F001–FR-F133), 4 user stories, 9 success criteria
  • specs/001-website-foundation/checklists/requirements.md — Quality checklist (all items pass)

Next step

Run /speckit-plan to select technology stack and produce the implementation plan.

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Replace deleted 001-website-foundation with a focused technical foundation
spec covering static delivery, frontend/backend separation, SEO-first
quality baselines, and contract-only backend boundaries.

- 58 traceable requirements across 14 areas (FR-F001–FR-F133)
- 4 prioritized user stories with acceptance scenarios
- 9 measurable success criteria
- Quality checklist validated (all items pass)
- Defers page IA, content models, and runtime services to later specs

Co-authored-by: athulrajtflycatchtech <athulrajtflycatchtech@users.noreply.github.com>
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