Siding
12 screens · Trains, trams and busesA transit app that tells you where the thirty nine minutes go
Twelve screens of a city transport app built around the thing every journey planner hides, which is that most of a trip is spent walking and waiting rather than moving, with every departure, wait, interchange, line diagram position, fare and daily cap on every screen computed from one network and one timetable rather than asserted beside them.
The design system and all 12 screens in one prompt. Each screen is also on its own page, free, if you only want one.
Design system
One file, shipped with the set. Every screen declares these values inline so it can be lifted out on its own, and the build refuses a screen that paints a colour this file does not name.
Colours
Scales
The flow
In the order somebody meets them. This is the app's own sequence, not a list of categories.
Getting there
4One trip, honestly accounted. Live departures where you are standing, the options between two points, and a journey broken into the minutes it actually costs.
The network
4The shape of the thing. A line drawn end to end, the map it sits in, a stop and what is at it, and what is broken this morning.
Paying
4What it costs and when it stops costing. Caps that are counted rather than promised, the tickets already held, and buying one in four taps.
