// INDEPENDENT PRODUCT — LIVE PILOT
SAFETY FIELD REFERENCE
COMPLEX INFORMATION.
CLEARER UX.
Turning selected federal OSHA provisions into a focused browser reference, with clear navigation and source context close at hand.

// THE DESIGN PROBLEM
MAKE COMPLEXITY
EASIER TO NAVIGATE.
Regulatory material carries its own structure: sections, provisions, citations and supporting figures. A useful reading experience needs to keep that structure recognizable while helping people find a specific passage.
SFR is an independent product designed and built by Deon Erasmus. The work brings together product structure, interface design, front-end development and the presentation of source qualifications.
The first release deliberately limits coverage. Its boundaries belong in the experience, alongside its search and reading tools.
// THE EXPERIENCE
FIND IT.
READ IT.
RETURN TO IT.

- 01 / FIND THE PROVISION
Direct routes into the material.
Two libraries, text search and provision jumps support browsing and targeted lookup. Citation links keep a passage addressable when readers return or refresh.
- 02 / KEEP THE CONTEXT
Sources stay part of the experience.
Regulatory text, editorial review notes and personal observations remain distinct. Official links and retained original figures support closer inspection of the captured material.
- 03 / SUPPORT PERSONAL REFERENCE
Notes and bookmarks, in the browser.
Personal notes and saved provisions support a return visit. These records stay in the browser, with no account backup or synchronization; that storage boundary is made explicit.

// RELEASED WITH A DEFINED BOUNDARY
A LIVE PRODUCT.
A SELECTIVE PILOT.
- SELECTED SECTIONS
- 22
- CONSTRUCTION
- 11
- GENERAL INDUSTRY
- 11
Launched on 2 November 2026, the English-language pilot presents dated source material with explicit coverage limits. It is an independent reference resource, not an OSHA-endorsed service or a replacement for official sources.
Further coverage and recorded usability, accessibility and loading limitations remain ongoing work. The release does not establish current-law completeness, universal accessibility or regulatory certification.