Squall
12 screens · WeatherA forecast that shows its working
Twelve screens of a weather app built on the idea that a forecast should be able to explain itself, with every feels like figure, dew point, cloud base, rainfall total, daylight length, pressure trend and weekly mean on every screen computed from real meteorological formulas against one day's observations 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.
Right now
4What it is doing outside and what that actually feels like. The hour ahead, the rain that is coming, and the wind that is doing most of the work.
The week
4Seven days on one shared scale, a day opened to its own detail, the map behind it, and the warnings that matter.
Why it says that
4The half no weather app shows. The observations behind the number, how right it has been lately, the places you watch, and the account.
