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Styling and Localization

Views should look coherent inside Worka and remain understandable across supported clients.

That means styling and localization choices should support:

  • readability
  • portability
  • predictable layout behavior
  • language adaptation where needed

Keep styling disciplined​

Do not treat styling as an afterthought. A view that technically renders but is visually inconsistent or hard to scan is still poor software.

Keep the structure strong first:

  • clear hierarchy
  • obvious actions
  • clear status states
  • layouts that survive different client sizes

Plan for language early​

If a view may need to serve more than one audience or locale, make room for that early. Labels, button text, and status language should not be so hard-coded that localization becomes a second implementation.