Axel Raboit EI

Blocks, as visitors see them

What the grid's zones give on the public site: practical, charts, map, prices, quote, picture story.

Blocks, as visitors see them

The tour's pages show the admin. This one shows the other side: a demo page that sets out one of each block, as the visitor sees it.

A social-style post, a picture in a frame

A post with its likes and comments, as on Instagram, and a picture set in a laptop, phone or browser frame.

Code, a QR code, an index

A coloured terminal and diff, a QR code with its logo in the centre, to download, and an alphabetical index of the site's pages.

Charts, and a poll

A curve, bars and a ring, written by hand in the zone, with no spreadsheet. Next to them, a poll whose results show after voting.

An editorial calendar

A month's schedule, one colour per network, set on a public page: enough to show a client what is planned.

A menu and its prices, a news feed

A menu in sections, each line with its price and its labels, and the site's latest activity, updating on its own.

A travel map

Stops on a map, each with the photo taken there. No key to ask for: the map comes from OpenStreetMap.

A quote estimator, appointment booking

The visitor ticks options and sees the total, then picks a day and one of the remaining slots. The appointment lands in the calendar, waiting for confirmation.

A picture story

The picture stays in place while the text scrolls beside it, and changes from step to step.