Cindercrib: fishers' co-op ice-hold iOS UI concept (Today / Hold / Boat)
An original high-fidelity iOS UI concept for a fishers' co-op ice hold: today's landings, a crate map of Hold A and a boat page for the morning trip. Fictional brand, DEMO data, not a real app or a market.
Image credit: Tink
Cindercrib is an original high-fidelity iOS UI concept for the clerk of a small fishers' co-op ice hold: someone who signs crates in as boats come back, and keeps a picture of what is on the ice.
The three screens
Today. A navy home greets Tess, the hold clerk, with Hold A at −1.4°C DEMO. Three figures sit under the greeting: 12 crates in, 376 kg landed, 4 slots free. Below are the morning trips: Mallow (skipper Ian Moss, with Bea Clegg and Ned Pike) left at 05:10 and was back at 08:40 with haddock 6×36 kg and plaice 2×32 kg, eight crates 280 kg in A1–A8; Kittiwake brought sprats 4×24 kg, 96 kg, into A9–A12 at 08:15; Lark is still out, due Friday, 0 kg today.
Hold. A 4×4 crate map of Hold A. Twelve slots are filled and four (A13–A16) are free. The temperature and the 376 kg total match the home screen.
Boat. A rust-hulled drawing of Mallow, the skipper and crew, the same 05:10 / 08:40 times, and the eight-crate 280 kg landing broken down by species.
Visual system
- Navy, foam, ice green, rust and crate wood
- Syne for headlines, IBM Plex Sans for the interface, IBM Plex Mono for weights and slot codes
- The crate plan and the boat are drawn in SVG
- A floating tab bar keeps Today, Hold, Boat and Quay close at hand
Notes
Cindercrib is a fictional brand. Cinder Quay, the boats, names, weights and the −1.4°C reading are DEMO data for illustration, not a real harbour log, market or safety note. It is a static design study, not a real app. All artwork is drawn in code; no photos or third-party logos are used.