Goal
Make Smart Address easy to integrate into checkout/onboarding forms across popular frontend stacks, with minimal integration work and consistent user experience.
Who Uses This
- Product teams adding address autocomplete to web forms.
- Frontend developers integrating Smart Address into existing apps (framework or no-framework).
- Designers needing a themeable autocomplete UI.
What “Done” Means (Business)
- A minimal JS SDK exists for any web app.
- First-class adapters exist for React, Vue, and Svelte.
- A Web Component exists for drop‑in usage without framework coupling.
- The autocomplete UX is accessible and consistent (keyboard support, clear selection behavior).
- Integrations make it easy to choose the desired mode (fast vs reliable vs premium) and pass optional context for grouping sessions.
- Documentation provides copy‑paste examples for each integration path.
Constraints
- Start simple/minimal: autocomplete + suggestions only.
- Stable public API surface so integrations don’t churn.
- Keep the component easy to style to match customer brands.
Out of Scope
- Billing/authentication and entitlements.
- Acceptance tracking/analytics events.
- Release automation/publishing workflows.
Technical notes: #1 (comment)
MVP Breakdown
Goal
Make Smart Address easy to integrate into checkout/onboarding forms across popular frontend stacks, with minimal integration work and consistent user experience.
Who Uses This
What “Done” Means (Business)
Constraints
Out of Scope
Technical notes: #1 (comment)
MVP Breakdown