hyvui / visual charter
one corpus. six hosts.
same words. six spatial rules.
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components are vocabulary. relations give them work.
one content corpus passes through six host biomes. each host changes the spatial law, material, typography, attention, and time model. these are rendered studies, not page templates.
the stable library remains the ground. the next layer makes composition decisions explicit, bounded, and inspectable.
- composition
- name the focal point, field, counterweight, and interruption.
- biome
- choose one host law. a palette alone is not a page.
- adaptation
- fit the field without hiding content or overruling the author.
- passage
- change attention with native links, frames, and a readable fallback.
a graft needs a reason.
a host may borrow from another biome only through a named channel. shared laws make a graft symbiotic. declared disagreement makes it tensional. if a graft erases the host’s attention economy, it stays rejected and shows its fallback.
- ecological elegy × operational archive accepted
declared tension: maintenance records show what the habitat has taken
- ceremonial reliquary × celestial cartography accepted
symbiotic bridge: ceremonial-reliquary and celestial-cartography share a compositional law
- manifesto print × noise commons accepted
symbiotic bridge: manifesto-print and noise-commons share a compositional law
- oneiric object-poetry × operational diagnostic rejected
destructive graft: operational-apparatus erases the condition that makes oneiric-object-poetry work