Hagwon Burn Rate Board

# Assumptions (KNOWN / ASSUMPTION / UNKNOWN) — Hagwon Burn Rate Board

## KNOWN
- Candidate type: Practical / Commercial
- Theme: 사교육
- Design profile: operator-dense
- Expected Stitch drop folder: `/home/sy/Downloads/stitch_drop/2026-04-27/p003/`

## ASSUMPTION
- The target user will understand the value from a single desktop dashboard-style prototype.
- The assigned design profile is the strongest fit for the commercial or portfolio angle.

## UNKNOWN
- Whether Stitch output will preserve all requested sections without manual correction.
- Which CTA or section order converts best after Phase B.

# Falsification checklist — Hagwon Burn Rate Board

1. The first screen does not make the user anxiety/desire obvious within 5 seconds.
2. The design does not clearly express the assigned profile: operator-dense.
3. The prototype omits one of the required sections: monthly tuition burn meter, subject confidence grid, child fatigue heatmap, exam deadline strip, keep-pause-replace command board, family decision memo drawer.
4. The core action is vague and does not support: Put tuition burn, subject confidence, child fatigue, and exam timing on one board so parents can make one hard cut without feeling reckless.
5. The theme (사교육) is not visible in copy, hierarchy, or interaction flow.
6. The Stitch output feels like a generic SaaS dashboard rather than this specific idea.
7. The Phase B drop folder for p003 is missing code.html or screen.png.

# PRD — Hagwon Burn Rate Board

## Problem
- A private education control panel that helps parents decide which hagwon, tutor, and workbook spend to keep, pause, or replace before guilt destroys the monthly budget.

## Target user
- Korean parents managing multiple classes and tutors who fear falling behind but need a defensible way to reduce spend and child fatigue.

## Theme
- 사교육

## Design profile
- operator-dense

## Key UX
- Put tuition burn, subject confidence, child fatigue, and exam timing on one board so parents can make one hard cut without feeling reckless.

## Required UI sections
- monthly tuition burn meter
- subject confidence grid
- child fatigue heatmap
- exam deadline strip
- keep-pause-replace command board
- family decision memo drawer

## Stitch prompt
Design a desktop parent operations board called Hagwon Burn Rate Board for Korean parents trying to control private education costs without feeling like they are sacrificing their child's future. It should combine tuition burn, subject confidence, child fatigue, and exam deadlines so users can decide which hagwon, tutor, or workbook spend to keep, pause, or replace. Include a monthly tuition burn meter, a subject confidence grid, a child fatigue heatmap, an exam deadline strip, a keep-pause-replace command board, and a family decision memo drawer. Design direction: use an operator-dense aesthetic with compact high-signal panels, dark slate neutrals, tight hierarchy, spreadsheet-like clarity, and one decisive action accent so the product feels practical, controlled, and built for hard family tradeoffs.

## Constraints
- Phase A only: scaffold idea/spec metadata; do not implement custom demo.
- Phase B expects Stitch export at `/home/sy/Downloads/stitch_drop/2026-04-27/p003/`.

## Non-goals
- No external LLM calls.
- No custom production implementation in Phase A.

## Success metrics
- Stitch prompt is copy/paste ready and includes explicit design direction.
- Metadata includes theme and exactly one design profile.
- Slot p003 is present for 2026-04-27.

# QA checklist — Hagwon Burn Rate Board

## Phase A acceptance
- [ ] meta.json includes title, oneLiner, theme, designProfile, targetUser, keyUx, requiredUiSections, and stitchPrompt.
- [ ] spec/prd.md includes the full idea text, not placeholders.
- [ ] Candidate is assigned exactly one design profile: operator-dense.
- [ ] Stitch prompt includes a tailored design-direction sentence.

## Phase B acceptance
- [ ] `/home/sy/Downloads/stitch_drop/2026-04-27/p003/code.html` exists.
- [ ] `/home/sy/Downloads/stitch_drop/2026-04-27/p003/screen.png` exists.
- [ ] Imported demo preserves the original Stitch environment as the main experience.
- [ ] /d/2026-04-27-p003 shows the original environment after ingest.