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Parity gap — /learn

Loom route: /learn (rendered by apps/fiab-console/app/learn/page.tsx) Fabric reference: No direct equivalent in Fabric. Loom-native learning library. Loom screenshot: temp/parity/page-learn-loom.png Captured: 2026-05-26

What this surface is

Hand-authored quick-starts per item type. The same Learn content surfaces in each item editor's "Learn" drawer.

Phase 3 — UI assessment

# Element Status Notes
1 Page header "Learn" with subtitle present "Hand-authored quick-starts for each item type. The same content surfaces in the editor's Learn drawer."
2 Card grid, one card per item type present 80+ item types registered in KNOWN_TYPES array
3 Per-card title + short description present Concise, accurate (verified visible cards: Eventstream, Eventhouse, KQL database, KQL queryset, KQL dashboard, etc.)
4 "Create →" deep-link to /items/[type]/new present Each card has Create link
5 "MS docs ↗" external link present Links to learn.microsoft.com for each item type
6 Hover state present Card hover lifts + brand border
7 Filter / search input not visible MINOR
8 Category grouping (Data Engineering / Real-Time / Power BI / etc.) not visible — flat grid of all 80+ types MINOR
9 Multi-step tutorials partial — content is short quick-starts not full tutorials MINOR
10 Video / interactive content not present MINOR

Phase 4 — Functional verification

Control Source Result
Card render Real registry KNOWN_TYPES with content from getLearn() per lib/learn/content.ts OK — static but accurate
"Create →" link Real route to /items/[type]/new OK
"MS docs ↗" link External anchor with target="_blank" to learn.microsoft.com URLs per type OK

Honest grade

Grade: B+

Reasoning: - This is a documentation surface — static content is appropriate. - 80+ item types covered with hand-authored, concise content. - Per-type Create + MS docs deep-links work. - Content quality is good and brand-aligned (verified samples are accurate and well-written).

Not A because: - No filter / search input (80+ cards = scroll-heavy). - No category grouping — would benefit from tabs per workload category. - Quick-starts are paragraph-long; deeper multi-step tutorials would help. - No video / interactive guides.

  1. Add a filter input at the top.
  2. Add category tabs: Data Engineering / Data Factory / Real-Time / Warehouse / Databases / Data Science / Power BI / Power Platform / Copilot Studio / Loom-native.
  3. Expand short blurbs to 2-3 step quick-starts with copy-paste-able snippets.
  4. Add a "Featured" row at the top (most-used 8 item types).
  5. Link each card to a detail page /learn/[type] with a full tutorial.