Two sample scenariosHealth-first checksExplained guidance
Current media-pack design states
More than one kind of caution.
Four host-rendered design examples show distinct states, from health-first advice to unavailable data.
Health first. High selected ragweed keeps windows closed despite pleasant sample weather.Cold-air guard. A separate cold-weather fixture withholds both cooling advice and a savings estimate.Last saved, not current. A synthetic past home snapshot pauses live advice; physical travel behavior is unverified.Unavailable evidence. An independent fixture offers no positive window guidance or savings estimate.
Earlier illustrative screen journey
Follow the earlier design examples.
Earlier labelled screen samples follow a constructed evening, a high-ragweed variation, and a separate unavailable-data state. Select any image to view it at full size.
Selected pollen is Low, modeled AQI is 42 (Good), and the illustrative cooling window is already active. The approximately 45¢ benefit is based on entered assumptions—not measured savings.
Example A Home · sample data / host render.
02 / Health context
Check what the favorable answer depends on.
Health names the selected pollen outlook and the modeled air-quality reading. Only three of four selected pollen types are covered; the missing type is not silently treated as Low. Pollen is a daily forecast, not an hourly decline.
Example A Health · environmental guidance, not medical advice.
03 / Reason before benefit
See the plan and why it was offered.
After health and weather checks, Energy recommends an open-window period ending at 11:10 PM. Why This Plan shows the factors and owner-entered rate behind the illustrative 45¢ estimate.
Example A Energy · timed suggestion.Example A Why This Plan · supporting reasons.
04 / Looking ahead
Plan beyond the current hour.
The Week view covers seven days, but selected pollen extends only five. Mosquito activity is a weather-based likelihood, not a detector at the property or a prediction of bites or disease.
Example A Week · seven-day weather plan, shorter pollen horizon.Example A Mosquito · weather-based outlook only.
05 / Related planning inserts
Read the source and timing limits.
Saturday Air & Window compares a sample optional AQI with a modeled value. The Sunday Dry-out card is a separate outdoor-forecast example.
Saturday Air & Window · optional official reading is a sample.Separate Sunday Dry-out example · no indoor measurement.
06 / Change one constraint
High selected ragweed changes the answer.
The clear 74°F weather, modeled AQI 42, and household rate stay the same. In Example B, selected ragweed is High, so the Home view says Keep Windows Closed. Health makes that daily pollen condition and shorter-outdoor-period guidance visible.
Example B Home · same evening, health-first caution.Example B Health · selected ragweed High.
07 / No false benefit
Withhold the cooling estimate and make the caution visible.
Energy withholds the open-window plan and savings estimate after the pollen check fails. The separate health alert makes the reason visible; “I saw this” acknowledges the message.
Example B Energy · no positive cooling action.Example B alert · acknowledgement is not action.
08 / Separate failure state
Unavailable is not a favorable reading.
This final frame is a different sample fixture—not what happened next in A or B. When current outdoor evidence cannot be verified, the screen offers no positive cooling advice.
Separate failure state · missing evidence is not safe evidence.
Complementary browser simulation
Choose a condition. Follow the “why.”
Switch between favorable and high-ragweed sample conditions, then explore the reasoning. Related design screens appear beside matching views.
Browser-only model
This browser demo uses fixed sample conditions. The owner-tested device remains pre-release; alert-history storage and physical offline-travel/reconnection checks are still open.
