Clear content and private examples

Content rules

• Name a concrete outcome: “Make room for your best ideas” has a consistent instructor, curriculum, actions, and workbook.
• Write action items a learner can actually complete, not vague encouragement.
• Use reserved example email domains and fictional people for all account and student records.
• Keep sample counts, prices, ratings, and revenue explicitly identified as fixtures; they are not claims of real results.
• Explain the next recovery step after failure and preserve local work when possible.
• Use descriptive resource labels, honest availability, and readable deadline/timezone context.

HTML and media boundaries

Course descriptions, instructions, and lesson text can contain HTML. Rendering components do not themselves establish sanitization policy; preserve upstream validation. Media alternatives, transcripts, file accessibility, and content rights need their own production review.

Evidence labels

Each capture records route, viewport, theme, density, font evidence, source revision, and checksum. The capture description explicitly identifies fictional data and simulated service responses. Marketing source screenshots are supplementary to new native app captures.

Source references