The same test job, on the same tile, before and after. This is the
real block from the live code, not a picture of it — so stretch the window,
or turn your phone, and it moves the way it will move on the tile.
Before
Nine facts of six different kinds, every one the same size and the same
colour, wrapping over four ragged lines. “750 kg” and “No forklift at
delivery” look like the same kind of thing, and neither stands out.
TEST RUN — not real work.
S9 → LS10
Mon 14 Sep · 33.7 mi on the job · £164 to you
Long wheelbaseSame Day Timed3 pallets750 kgShrink wrapped palletsLongest 1.2 mTallest 1.4 mForklift at collectionNo forklift at delivery
After
The figures you decide on are read first. The detail sits in labelled
rows, so a value is never mistaken for its own heading. Handling is answered in
colour: green is help at that end, red is your back.
TEST RUN — not real work.
S9 → LS10
Mon 14 Sep · 33.7 mi on the job · £164 to you
What’s in the van
3 palletsLoad
750 kgWeight
Long wheelbaseVehicle
ServiceSame Day Timed
PackagingShrink wrapped pallets
SizeLongest 1.2 m · tallest 1.4 m
Forklift at collectionNo forklift at delivery
A job with hardly any detail
Most of the record empty. It prints what is there and stays silent on the
rest — no “0 pallets”, no blank rows, no empty box.
TEST RUN — not real work.
M1 → S1
Mon 14 Sep · 33.7 mi on the job · £164 to you
What’s in the van
2 boxesLoad
Small vanVehicle
Tail lift needed
Both doorsIdentical on HAF KNECT and the driving app — proved by
rendering both and comparing them character for character.
Fits the screenThree figures across on a laptop, two or one on a phone,
sized as a fraction of the tile rather than a fixed width.
Nothing inventedEvery value is the same field as before. The one new line is
“No forklift at collection” — saying nothing there used to read as
“fine”.