Style 13, the Lock Screen. Round 1
The Survey is shelved, and this goes the other way entirely: no paper, no serif, no age. A phone's lock screen, the object everyone looks at fifty times a day: the wallpaper, the clock, and a stack of frosted-glass notifications from Legacy. The job is the notification's title, the line and the paragraph are its body, and the last line lands as a second, shorter notification under it, the way a follow-up does. You are the sender, with the kit icon as the app icon. The market note gets a stat widget; the thank-you is a message thread. The face is Sora, a geometric grotesk with nothing of Style 1 in it. The status bar, the icons and the pills are drawn, not borrowed.
What to rule on. Whether this is the direction you meant. The wallpapers: the house photos or the gradients. The follow-up notification, or the last line inside the first. The widget and the thread. Pass or note by name.
Wallpapers, glass and the stack
