S-13 Visual Directions
PRD-001 · TP-02 counter tablet · S-13 Periksa angka

Three visual directions for the number check

One key screen, three looks. S-13 is where a walk-in customer confirms what they pay and what they receive before anything else happens, so trust and legibility are decided here. Each direction keeps the PRD's content and order. Only the visual treatment changes.

Sample numbers. "[Nama money changer]" and "[Logo]" stay placeholders (Q-24).

Fixed in all three (PRD-001 FR-14, §8.3, guardrails)

A

Tenang & Tegas

Calm ledger: white, one deep-green accent, hairline rows

Feels like

A bank statement you can read from arm's length. Quiet and exact; the numbers do all the talking. Trust comes from restraint.

Strengths · risks

  • Highest legibility under counter glare.
  • Ages well and adapts to any future brand colour.
  • Least "delightful": can feel cold to a first-time customer.
B

Ramah & Meyakinkan

Soft cards: tinted ground, rounded cards, an exchange badge linking pay and receive

Feels like

A friendly modern money app. The exchange badge shows "this becomes that" at a glance, and currency chips help a tourist find their currency. Set in Plus Jakarta Sans, a typeface designed for Jakarta.

Strengths · risks

  • The most delightful; the pay→receive link is the clearest of the three.
  • The step dots and the "rate locked" pill reassure without extra words.
  • Rounded, soft style needs discipline later so it doesn't turn playful.
C

Premium & Kokoh

Night vault: deep navy, one solid panel, champagne for the amount received

Feels like

A private bank or a premium card. Solid and serious; the single panel reads like a sealed statement, and the champagne amount marks what the customer walks away with.

Strengths · risks

  • The most "firm": strong presence on a busy counter.
  • Dark glass shows reflections and fingerprints under bright counter light.
  • Can read as exclusive or crypto-like to everyday walk-ins.