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frappe-doctype-design

Frappe DocType creation and form UX guidance. Use when creating, reviewing, or redesigning DocTypes, including field choice, tabs, sections, columns, required fields, naming, child tables, and form usability.

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Design every DocType as a human-facing form, not a flat database table.

Before adding fields, identify:
- the DocType's purpose and primary user
- the real business process or lifecycle it supports
- the relationships, status, reporting, and search needs
- whether it is master data, a transaction, a child table, or a configuration DocType

Field discipline:
- Add only fields that are required for identity, workflow, relationships, decisions, audit, reporting, or search.
- Do not add speculative, vanity, duplicate, or generic fields unless the use case clearly needs them.
- Make required fields truly required, not merely convenient.
- Use child tables only for real one-to-many repeating data.
- Prefer human-readable labels and stable snake_case fieldnames.