Safety Field ReferenceProduct Design · UX/UI · DevelopmentCase Study · 01

Complex rules.A clearerreference.

An independent product that brings selected federal OSHA provisions, source links and personal notes into one focused browser experience.

Live reference pilot · November 2026
The live SFR website introduces its selected coverage and opens the reference
Actual interface from the live pilot. Its selective coverage and source qualifications are part of the product, alongside the lookup tools.
00 — Overview

A reference should help people find their way through complex information without hiding where it came from.

I designed and built Safety Field Reference as an independent product: a responsive website and a separate reading application, with an intentionally bounded first release.

Role

Product design
UX/UI design
Front-end development

Experience

Responsive web
Search and navigation
Local personal notes

Release

Live pilot
22 selected sections
English

01 — Designing the reference

Find the provision.

Two libraries, text search and provision jumps create direct routes into the captured material. Citation links retain their context when readers return or refresh.

Keep the source visible.

Regulatory text, editorial review notes and personal observations remain distinct. Official source links, original graphics and qualified text equivalents support closer review.

Keep personal work local.

Bookmarks and personal notes stay in the browser. The interface makes that boundary explicit, including the absence of account backup or synchronization.

SFR mobile home screen showing the selected Construction and General Industry libraries
SFR desktop application with library navigation, search and local Notes and Saved tools
A focused application shell supports browsing, searching and returning to personal reference material.
02 — Live pilot

A real release.A defined boundary.

The pilot launched on 2 November 2026 with 22 selected English sections: 11 Construction and 11 General Industry. It presents dated source material and clearly identifies its coverage limits. It does not certify current-law completeness or replace official sources.

Further coverage and recorded usability, accessibility and loading limitations remain part of the ongoing product work.

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