Application Usability & Architecture Report

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Behavior Summary

BrainLink is designed as a collective intelligence question-routing platform. Its primary function is to match user inquiries with highly qualified experts based on quantitative evidence.

Unexpected Behavior & Limitations

While the application is well-built and highly interactive in its routing logic, several areas present cognitive friction or lack expected interactivity:

Proposed Improvement Prompt

To address the functional gaps and enhance the dual-sided nature of this application, submit the following prompt to the underlying code generation engine:

"Refactor the BrainLink application to include a dual-role interface and dynamic profiling. 1. Interactive Profiles: Make the 'Top Contributor' section fully interactive. Clicking a profile should open a modal or slide-over detailing the expert's past verified answers and specific topic expertise. 2. Contextual Clarity: Ensure the 'Top Contributor' sidebar dynamically updates to reflect the leading expert specific to the topic of the currently selected question, rather than a global metric, and add a UI label explaining this. 3. Expert View Toggle: Implement a role-switch toggle in the navigation bar (Asker / Expert). When switched to 'Expert', display the notification inbox where a routed question is received, and build out the interface for drafting, attaching evidence, and submitting a reply to a niche question."