Staywool: change-ringing society iOS UI concept (Practice / Method / Tower)
An original high-fidelity iOS UI concept for a change-ringing society: a practice home built around a rope circle, a stylised method sheet and a tower roster. Fictional brand, DEMO data, not a real app.
Image credit: Tink
Staywool is an original high-fidelity iOS UI concept for a small change-ringing society: people who stand in a circle of ropes and ring a method together one night a week.
The three screens
Practice. A cream home screen greets the treble ringer with "Treble's yours tonight, Ned." The main object is a code-drawn rope circle of six sallies, viewed from above, with Ned's rope marked. Below is tonight's practice card: Thursday 12 November, 19:30–21:00, Fen Hunt Minor, eight going and six ringing. Pip Shaw and Lea Moss are sitting out.
Method. A dark sheet for a stylised lead of Fen Hunt Minor, a fictional method labelled DEMO, not a textbook. Twelve rows and six bells. The treble walks in bronze; bell 4's working path is marked in wool red. A single action puts it on the board for Thursday.
Tower. St Wynn's, Marshmere, with three facts (6 bells, tenor 9 cwt DEMO, practice Thursday 19:30), a smaller rope circle, the six ringers on tonight's rope and the two members sitting out.
Visual system
- Wool red, cream stone, ink and bronze, with one dark method sheet
- Libre Baskerville for headlines, Figtree for the interface, IBM Plex Mono for labels
- Ropes, sallies and the method grid are drawn in SVG
- A floating tab bar keeps Practice, Method, Tower and Band close at hand
Notes
Staywool is a fictional brand. St Wynn's, Marshmere, Fen Hunt Minor, names and the tenor weight are DEMO data for illustration, not a real tower or a ringing textbook. It is a static design study, not a real app. All artwork is drawn in code; no photos or third-party logos are used.