Round 1: ten directions for the results screen

Design exploration, 11 Oct 2026. Ten ways the results screen could look. Set aside because every one showed too much at once; see round 2.

Sample data. Fares and times are real (Google Flights via SerpApi, checked 11 Oct 2026). Bag fees are placeholders until the fee table is built.

  1. 1LedgerThe category standard at full craft: ranked rows, detail beside them.
  2. 2TimetableTime leads: arrivals written into hour rows like a station timetable.
  3. 3InterchangeConvergence leads: each traveller is a metro line meeting at the destination.
  4. 4ReceiptTrue cost leads: every option is an itemised bill with stamped statuses.
  5. 5Trip FactsHonesty leads: a nutrition-label panel of what's confirmed and what isn't.
  6. 6League TableRanking leads: cities as a league, with a relegation zone and form guide.
  7. 7Moving MapGeography leads: both journeys as arcs converging on a seat-back map.
  8. 8Boarding PassesEach person leads: one pass per traveller, their total on the stub.
  9. 9Results NightThe overview leads: all eight races as an election-night board.
  10. 10PostcardSharing leads: the result as a postcard that flips to show the split.