Microbiology notebook
Build with VlakCourtyard collection
Collection north · 04 Sep
Source count: 12
4 marker records supplied; 3 positioned
Coordinates are percentages, measured from the upper left. The dish center is 50, 50.
x 28%, y 36%
Round outline · source notex 62%, y 28%
Irregular outline · source notex 56%, y 67%
Small outline · source notePosition not supplied
Position was not recorded
No record selected
Source counts and supplied markers are separate records. Select a marker to add context; the source record stays intact.
Observation notebook
Choose a culture → inspect a colony → save a note or review
View sourceInside the interface
A sample-first laboratory notebook. The collection leads into a recorded plate, where supplied colony markers stay connected to their source records. A deeper inspector keeps notes and review decisions beside the selected culture.
All cultures, samples, and observations are fictional. Notes and reviews last for this browser session; no laboratory system is connected. Colony positions and recorded counts are supplied data, with no image detection or culture recommendations.
Use this as a starting point
Build with Vlak
Install the components, add the stylesheet, and bring your own content. The study’s source shows how the pieces fit together.
npm install @noorddev/vlak-reactimport "@noorddev/vlak-react/css";Start with your coding agent
A ready-to-use brief with this study, Vlak’s components, and the design guide.
Component modifications
- Colony plate supplies its diagram, exact source counts, and keyboard-accessible record list. Selecting a marker opens the matching local notebook without changing the source count.
- Culture log receives chronological source observations and locally saved notes. Input, Textarea, and Button compose the notebook form, while Toggle group switches plate and history views.
- Card provides the collection summary inside a flush bordered workspace. The list and inspector are custom compositions using Vlak controls and local state.
- Below a 640px specimen width, Cultures, Plate, and Notebook become separate screens. Choosing a culture opens its plate; a colony opens a focused notebook with a pinned Save note action. Back retains the selected record and returns focus to its opening control.