Step 0 of the prototype: the screen map and navigation model, and two style directions, each shown on Home and Task detail. Nothing else is designed yet. Use the switches to see every phone in English / Arabic (mirrored RTL) and light / dark.
LanguageAppearanceSigned in as Emily Roberts · Manager · Thursday 12 November 2026
1 · Screen map five tabs, one always-reachable assistant
The web app is a chat panel over a dimmed workspace. On a phone the workspace becomes the home, and the assistant becomes a layer that is one tap away from every screen: it opens as a sheet (medium → large detent), answers with cards, and any card can open its full screen. Tasks and Inbox earn their own tabs because they are the daily, time-critical work; the remaining modules live under Workspace.
Home
Tab 1
Greeting + mood check-in
Today at a glance
tasks · to-dos · approvals · meetings · check-in
AI daily brief
Needs your attention
Notifications bar → Notification centre
Module grid with live counts
All · Favorites · Recently opened
Module search
Tasks
Tab 2 · deepest module
Overview (KPIs, attention, this week, groups)
My tasks
Received · Sent by me · Completed · Following
List · Board · Calendar · Timeline
Group / filter / sort · quick add · bulk · export
Task detail
Source card · subtasks · dependencies
Attachments + in-app viewer
In-place Details · pickers
Activity & comments
Life cycle sheets (extension, closure, return, reopen)
New / Edit task · templates · drafts
Insights (AI reports)
Workload
GroupsAdmin: system groups
Task inbox
Assistant
Centre action · sheet over any screen
Chat
Rich answer cards
Quick chips per module
@mention picker
Voice input
Drafts: email · meeting · task · Teams message
"Ask about this" (context from the current task, report, letter)
Card → full screen hand-off
History
Inbox
Tab 4 · approvals
Internal Services · TA · ADERP
Request detail
Attachments
Approve · Reject · Return · Transfer + remarks
Bulk review (TA)
Swipe actions on rows
Workspace
Tab 5 · everything else
Minutes of Meeting
List · editor · convert action → task · PDF
Email
List · read · AI reply · compose · Add to task
To-do · Meetings / calendar · Teams chats
Letters (CMS)
Info · Attachments · View · Send / Return / Archive · Convert to task
Services
Catalogue · multi-step forms · status
Reports
Department + AI Insights
Revenue Intelligence + Ask Revenue
Export · email · create task
Manager: Reports Configuration
Attendance & leave · People directory · Policies
Entry
Splash
Sign-in (username + password)
Demo account picker (by role, searchable)
Language + theme switch
Account avatar, top of Home
Profile · change password
Language · theme · sign-out
Users & rolesAdmin
Shared sheets
People / group picker with search
Date picker with quick chips
File viewer (PDF, image)
"Create task from …" (email, letter, meeting, report, to-do)
2 · Direction A — Sand Glass workspace-first, floating assistant orb
Warm sand ground with soft navy, teal and crimson light behind layered translucent cards. The assistant is a living orb in the centre of a floating glass tab bar.
Home
Task detail · assignee side
Why choose A
Feels like the newest iOS: glass cards, floating tab bar, large titles; maps directly to Material 3 Expressive tonal surfaces on Android.
Workspace is home. Counts and "needs your attention" are visible before any typing; the orb opens the chat sheet from any screen.
Warmer and more distinctive — the sand ground carries the Media Office identity without leaning on a big navy block.
Trade-offs
Translucency needs care for contrast; every glass surface gets a solid fallback under "Reduce transparency".
Blur is heavier on older Android devices.
Motion
Orb breathes slowly; expands into the chat sheet with a spring.
Task row → detail is a shared-element move of the title and status pill.
3 · Direction B — Navy Ledger assistant-first, docked ask bar
A deep navy header with a single crimson glow; content sits on a solid sheet with hairline dividers and tight, editorial typography. The assistant is a persistent "Ask AI Gate" bar above the tab bar.
Home
Task detail · assignee side
Why choose B
Most executive and calm: solid surfaces, strong hierarchy, numbers set like a ledger. Closest to the current web app, so the two feel like one product.
Assistant is the first thing you see. The AI brief leads; the ask bar invites typing or voice on every tab.
Dense and fast — more rows per screen, cheapest to build identically on iOS and Android.
Trade-offs
Less "futuristic" at first glance; the premium feel comes from type, spacing and motion rather than material.
The ask bar takes 52pt of every screen (it hides on scroll and in forms).
Motion
Header collapses into a compact title on scroll.
Ask bar lifts into a full-height chat with the keyboard.