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Driving-school OS — every learner's road to the licence on one card, real free slots per instructor, a fleet that knows its next service, and a learner page that shows exactly where she is
12-page OS for driving schools, with a 'chalk and signal' look: chalk paper, asphalt ink, L-plate red and highway-sign green, Archivo headings like a road sign, navigated from a strip of signs across the top (a dashed-line bar on a phone). The model is the learner's journey: theory, then hours against the legal minimum for her category, then nineteen skills at three levels (introduced, practising, signed off), then the test. Marking a lesson done raises every skill it covered, so the card fills itself from the diary. The school side runs the day: Today with a gauge cluster and every instructor's lessons as tickets, the Diary with real free slots per instructor and the enrolment inbox, Learners with gauges, the skill card, lessons, money and tests, Instructors with pass rates and weekly pay, the Fleet with service, inspection and insurance countdowns, Theory with a register and mock scores, Tests whose results flip a learner to Licensed, Packages as flip cards, Money with the road still owed (hours sold, not yet driven), Settings with the minimum hours and prices per category. The learner side is a public page: how it works in four steps, packages, instructors and their cars, an enrolment request with a tracking code, and MY ROAD — her own card by code and phone, with hours, skills, next lesson, test date and what is left to pay. No stock photography anywhere.