Client portals · the future state

Fifteen screens, and two people walking the same machine

The whole program drawn end to end: a firm opens a door, chooses who it is for, writes what greets them, and two different kinds of person come through it. Start anywhere.

These fifteen are the spine. The full walk is forty-five screens — seven acts, nine routes end to end, every edge case where it goes wrong, and one screen you can re-render as five kinds of person.

Invented: Atlantica, Marisol’s Beachwear and Hacienda Textiles are made up, and so is everyone in them.

The firm opens a door Atlantica, six screens

Persona one — a customer Marisol’s Beachwear, four screens

Persona two — a supplier Hacienda Textiles, two screens · the proof

Out in the open, and back round three screens

Two journeys, one machine. Walk the customer’s first run and then the supplier’s. They are the same screen. If they had needed to be different screens, the parameterisation would not be real — and a prototype is a much cheaper place to find that out than a build.

Nothing here writes, and nothing here is live. Every control goes somewhere; none of them changes anything. The capability status of the real product is on the Bisbe page.