Kit 9 · Turbine 7 · deliverable · designed and built by I Wayan Usada — instructional design portfolio
Offshore-amber #ffb200 on North-Sea dark — a real SCADA desk at night; amber marks the live pattern, red only after the wrong call lands.
Fraunces for headlines and debrief lines · Source Sans 3 for body copy and choice cards · JetBrains Mono for labels, timers, counters and data readouts. Numbers and feedback always set in the largest voice on screen — the consequence is the loudest element, by design.
four live readouts — wind, temperature, vibration, lost production — always visible
restart / hold / inspect with the production-desk voice arguing in the margin
four scenarios scored on pattern, the meta-skill named
The HUD never pauses — pressure is ambient; the production voice is typeset as a radio call, not a dialog box.
Readouts have text labels and history sparklines; decisions keyboard-drivable; debrief is a readable table.
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