Contact Detail & Edit

Accurate and up-to-date contact records are essential for the quality of peer mentor work. Peer mentors need to quickly review a contact's background before a visit and update records immediately afterward while details are fresh. Without an efficient detail and edit flow, data quality degrades over time, undermining the organization's ability to report accurately to Bufdir and monitor follow-up quality. The optimistic update pattern ensures a smooth experience even on poor mobile connections, which is critical for field workers. The sensitive field readout warning directly addresses NHF's stated requirement around protecting contact privacy when using screen readers in public or semi-public settings, making this feature necessary for WCAG compliance and organizational trust.

The detail screen is driven by a Riverpod provider that watches the contact record in the local Drift database, rebuilding reactively when the record changes. Edit mode is toggled within the same screen using a local state flag rather than a separate route, reducing navigation complexity. Form fields use the shared AppTextField widget with per-field validation logic defined in the domain layer. Optimistic updates follow the platform's established mutation outbox pattern: the local Drift record is updated immediately, the mutation is enqueued for sync, and on failure the original record is restored with a user-facing error. Sensitive fields (e.g. personal identification numbers, health-related notes) must be annotated using the SensitiveFieldAnnotationService so the ReadoutWarningWidget fires before VoiceOver or TalkBack reads them aloud. All form inputs must be accessible with descriptive semantic labels.