Design concepts
Skyzon. The best of six.
Skyzon combines the strongest ideas from Horizon and Skyline. All six originals remain here to explore. Walk the whole journey: the front door, signing up, the fork between a person and a team, the first win, the upgrade moment, inviting a team, and what a company sees when it arrives wanting a team plan. Open one and walk it end to end.
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Skyzon
ChosenSkyline's cinema and movement, Horizon's calm and space
The chosen synthesis, and what the live site now runs. Five city films, San Francisco, London, New York, Mumbai and Hong Kong, play on their own behind a calm front door of eight sections rather than fourteen. Inside, the signed-in home is Skyline's dark shell with three film cards and the week at a glance, spaced the Horizon way.
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Walk the journey - A
Skyline
cinematic, film-led, restrained
Dark and filmic. A full-bleed city film in the hero resolves through a canvas pixelation, cream editorial statements sit between dark film sections, and ember is the only colour. The community is framed as a city with London, San Francisco and New York as film cards. The B2B story reads like a forward-deployed engineering firm. The dashboard is a dark shell with an insights ask bar for team leads.
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Walk the journey - B
Campus
editorial light, warm and playful
Warm white, big type, butter yellow and violet colour blocks alongside ember. The hero shows the product itself: a For you today trio and a spring-driven topic pill cloud. One line makes the B2B bridge: one home for the community, and for your company's AI programme. The dashboard is a Discover layout with a workspace switcher, a sessions rail, and for team leads an Insights view with readiness rings.
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Walk the journey - C
Clubhouse
community-first, with craft
The landing page is the community, readable before you join: feed, twelve rooms with member counts and film banners, who is online, a leaderboard with levels, the live calendar. Gamification is real and tasteful. Teams get a private clubhouse with the same mechanics plus the readiness ladder. The dashboard is three columns: rooms and nav, the feed with a composer, and sessions, leaderboard, level and presence.
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Walk the journey - D
Horizon
by an outside collaboratorfilm-led, enterprise confidence
A full-bleed London film behind an ambitious headline, mint accents and proof close to the top. The community home opens on a cinematic weekly challenge and then drops into a practical feed. The business workspace is deliberately quiet: neutral surfaces, clear aggregates, programme progress. Strongest enterprise confidence of the three in this pack; the imagery has to stay restrained once you are inside the product.
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Walk the journey - E
Studio
by an outside collaboratorsplit editorial, learning first
A split editorial layout with an arched architectural image and a floating learning card. The community home leads with large learning cards and puts discussion underneath, and the business workspace is a natural extension of the same learning system rather than a separate product. The pack's own recommendation: the best balance of the three, at the cost of feeling less immediately social.
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Walk the journey - F
Club
by an outside collaboratorwarm and expressive, belonging first
Warm yellow with an expressive serif headline and conversation cards visible straight away. The community feed and a shared challenge come first, and team data sits inside the same warmer shell. Strongest sense of belonging in the pack; the playful moments need to stay out of the critical reporting surfaces.
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Walk the journey
Skyzon is the chosen direction. All six original concepts remain intact for reference. Every headline figure in a prototype is a published one; dashboard activity is sample data and is marked as such in the source.