The Fenwick BoardEdition 9. In force since 1 March.One standard, freely readable, with every change from Edition 8 marked in the margin.Read Edition 94.2 — Cable runs across walking surfacesChanged in Ed. 9 · clauses 6.1, 6.4, 11.0Proposals for Ed. 10 close 30 November
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Standard Issue
A standards body's site set like the document it maintains: numbered clauses, a pinned contents rail, and no decoration competing with the text.
- Feeling
- Nothing here is trying to be liked.
- Composition
- Edition number and the date it came into force → what this standard covers → who it applies to → the clause index → what changed from the last edition → how a change gets proposed → read the current edition
- Motion
- The contents rail marks your position as you scroll and that is the whole motion budget; hover thickens a rule by one pixel and nothing reveals, slides, or fades.
- Guardrail
- Every clause is numbered and individually linkable, and the edition date sits in the first screen; a claim not traceable to a numbered clause does not go on the page. Below the hero band there is no photography, illustration, or iconography — rules and type only.
- Best for
- Technical standard or code body · Certification and accreditation scheme · Professional association code of practice · Public sector guidance publisher
- Tier
- Free tier. One of fifteen directions kept free across every category — the full prompt, the full agreement, no cost.
Capability sources
- motion-primitives
- motion-primitives
- launch-ui
The prompt works in any AI tool. Build this in Irie hands this direction’s agreement to Builder through a short-lived link, and Builder shows you what it imported before it generates. If that link cannot be created, Builder still opens with the prompt on your clipboard. The agreement is a structured irie.direction.v1 file you can also keep or feed to any tool that reads it.
