Style 13, the Lock Screen. Round 4: the range

You asked to see the range, and to get wild with the bubbles. The six lines every style has carried are the comparison set: the same copy on every construction is how one style is judged against another, and it is what Brett converts against. They were never the content. The idea bank holds 3,110 ideas across ten buckets and 318 content types, and these nine are pulled from it: buyer education, seller education, market data, engagement, two holidays. Each is written in the house voice with no invented deal, client, price or count; the one number on the sheet is arithmetic. The treatments: a green thread, a blue thread, a mixed thread where the question comes in gray, a stat widget, a this-or-that poll, and the notification stacks.

What to rule on. Whether the range reads as ours. The threads: green, blue, or mixed, and whether the question-in-gray belongs. The poll. Pass or note by name. The set and the formats are unchanged by this round.

Nine content types from the bank

**LR-preapproval**Buyer education, Getting Pre-Approved: a green thread, the question in gray, the answers in Android green.

**LR-slow**Seller education, Handling a Low or Slow Market: the notification stack over the house.

**LR-rate**Market data, Rate Movement Impact: a widget whose number is arithmetic, a quarter point on a $300,000 loan.

**LR-poll**Engagement, This or That: two tiles to tap, and the follow-up keeping score.

**LR-question**Engagement, Drop a Question: a mixed thread, the neighbor asks in gray, the answer in Apple blue.

**LR-halloween**Holidays, Halloween: black to orange.

**LR-fourth**Holidays, the Fourth: navy to red.

**LR-warranty**Buyer education, Home Warranties: a blue thread in light mode.

**LR-wish**Seller education, What Sellers Wish They Knew: the stack on black.