The Sale Table

One more thing out of the garage, without the app fighting you for attention. (placeholder copy for this comp — final voice is Auden's / brand-voice lane, not set here)

Offset (current, standalone)
Steel Blue tinted stock ground
Flame / marigold CTA — fires at rest, not just live
shadow
Hard registration-echo offset — a two-pass print misalignment
type
Inter, uppercase eyebrows, poster/zine weight
register
Two-ink risograph zine — playful, print-shop, its own product voice
Cascadia Atelier (this direction)
Cream paper daylight ground
One bronze — identity + resting affordance only
shadow
Letterpress hard-offset — struck, not misregistered
type
Cormorant Garamond serif voice + quiet system sans UI
register
Editorial-naturalist, materials-forward — the house hand, not a costume
The full product, not a sample

Every screen the real app has today — eleven states in all — run through the same register below, in the order a person actually meets them.

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The Sale Table
A place for our things.
Snap a photo, we write the ad, you post it.
Just our household. Nobody else sees this.
PhotoWe write itPosted
I.
Welcome, signed out
Same sticky-CTA grammar the whole app uses, on the very first screen — one pattern learned once, not a special-cased splash.
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The Sale Table

Tap your name.

M&D
Mom & Dad
S
Shane
L
Lance
P
Phoenix
II.
Sign in — choose your name
Initial-in-bronze-disc avatars replace the offset's flat name pills — a small identity touch, no photo upload required.
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Hi, Lance

Type your four-number code.

4
1
 
 
III.
Sign in — enter the code
Letterpress-cut cells instead of the offset's plain boxes — filled digits read as struck, not just typed.
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Your things

Things to do first, then the ones you've posted, then the ones that sold.

Needs a look
SP‑01
Trek FX 3 Hybrid, 17″ frame
Two photos left to add
Posted
SP‑02
Walnut side table, mid-century
On Marketplace · 4 days
$85
SP‑03
DeWalt 20V drill, two batteries
On Marketplace · 11 days
$60
Sold
SP‑04
Kids' balance bike
Sold Aug 29
$25
IV.
Home — the archive
Bronze status dot marks what needs action, at rest — never the live/ember accent, per the Governing Color Law.
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Add a new thing
Photos
1
2
Fill the frame. Take it straight on, not at an angle.
What is it
Category
Notes (optional)
V.
New item intake
Dashed slots are line-plates, not empty boxes — the same instructional grammar as the paper ground, never help chrome.
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Trek FX 3 Hybrid
Added Tuesday · four photos
Photos
Price
Post it
1
2
3
4
The first photo is the one people see.
$240–280
CHECKED SEPT 3
Based on six recent local sales of similar hybrid bikes in this size.
This looks up today's prices again. It takes a few minutes.
Posting to Facebook Marketplace
Trek FX 3 Hybrid — 17″ frame, $260
Well kept hybrid, light rust on the chain only. Rides smooth, comes with a rear rack. Pickup in Colwood, cash or e-transfer.
Tap the block, then paste it there.
You have 2 versions of this. You are looking at the newest one. Show the earlier one
VI.
Package — Photos / Price / Post it
Bronze sub-tab pills, one level lighter than a top-level tab (§7 sub-tab primitive) — same component the Council Viewer already uses.
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Contacts

Everyone who's bought something from you.

M
Maya Renfrew
Bought the walnut side table · Aug 29
D
Dario Costa
Bought the balance bike · Aug 22
J
Jules Whitfield
One task open
VII.
Contacts
Same row grammar as the Home item list — a contact is close enough to a price-tag row that a second visual language would only teach a second pattern.
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Maya Renfrew
Phone
Email
Notes
Tasks
Confirm pickup time
Send the manual PDF
VIII.
Contact detail + tasks
One buyer relationship, one screen — a lightweight checklist, not a project tool wearing a buyer's name.
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More
Print the instructions
How this works
Before you meet a buyer
Bigger words
Stuck? Ask Lance for help.
Sign out
IX.
More — settings & safety
A quiet utility list, deliberately undecorated — this screen's job is to get out of the way, not to keep making the case for the brand.
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On the Table
Posted
SP‑03
DeWalt 20V drill, two batteries
On Marketplace · 11 days
$60
Notifications
Renewal overdue
DeWalt 20V drill, two batteries
Was due to repost Sept 2.
Open it →
X.
Notifications
One overdue-renewal type exists today; the sheet is built to add a second kind later without a rework — shown here as a bronze-hairline bottom sheet, not a native OS-style toast.
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More
Print the instructions
How this works
Paper stock
Pick the ground that feels like yours. Everyone in the house can choose their own.
Everyday
Fine stock
Cream
Bone
Walnut
Portland
Slate
Pewter
XI.
Paper-stock picker
Same account-level ground-color feature, translated: the app's own "Playful" candy hues and "Premium" stock names become Cascadia's own paper-and-mineral tones throughout, bronze accent held constant rather than swapping to a second CTA color per shade.
A call flagged, not made silently

The real app also has a Clandestine Compartment: a long-press-revealed panel holding a private household leaderboard ("The Till") and a Hall of Fame, built specifically as a family in-joke, not a product feature (D-416/D-464). It is left out of this render.

Reasoning: this comp exists to answer "what does a customer meet." The Compartment is real, it stays in the actual app, and it isn't going anywhere — but a sold or white-labelled version of this product presumably would not ship a stranger's household game hidden inside it. Rendering it here would either misrepresent a private family joke as a product feature, or require inventing a generic substitute nobody asked for. Neither felt right, so it's named here instead of quietly included or quietly dropped.

Design note
Same product, same task order — the register changes, not the structure. Offset borrowed a risograph zine's own visual identity; this direction borrows nothing and instead runs The Sale Table through the house hand already proven on the Council Viewer, the Cascadia contact cards, and the Mobimaps gate: one bronze for identity and rest, ember reserved strictly for the live instant, Cormorant Garamond for the brand's own voice, a letterpress offset that reads as struck rather than misprinted. Eleven screens above cover everything the real app does today, minus one purpose-built print view (a print stylesheet for the posting instructions, not a screen a person navigates to) and the account-lockout state (a rare edge case inside sign-in, not worth a second device frame). This is a direction comp for Lance's review, not a build — Tahoma implements once a direction is picked.