Davonium product and service glossary

Products and delivery

In development: We are still building or validating the product. This does not imply that every intended feature is available to the public.
Built · active development: An initial product build exists and work continues on testing, refinement, and improvements.
Release: A version that has been reviewed and made available to its intended audience.
Scope: The agreed work and outcomes included in a project, together with any stated exclusions.
Handoff: The information, files, access details, and next steps needed for a client to take ownership of delivered work.

Accessible experience: An experience that supports different abilities, input methods, display settings, and assistive tools.
Reduced motion: A device preference that asks apps and websites to limit unnecessary movement and transitions.
Offline availability: The ability to reopen selected information already saved on a device without an active connection.
Progressive web app (PWA): A website that can offer an installable, app-like experience in supported browsers. Installation and behaviour depend on the browser and operating system.

Crawling: When a search or retrieval service visits a public page to read its content and follow its links.
Indexing: When a search engine processes a page and may store it for possible display in results. Discovery or submission does not guarantee indexing.
Canonical URL: The preferred address we identify for a page when similar content might be reachable in more than one way.
Sitemap: A public list of important page addresses that helps search engines discover relevant content.

Reproduction steps: A concise sequence that lets our team understand and investigate a reported problem.
Known limitation: A behaviour that we understand and document so people can make an informed decision.