BLUEPRINT

What Rally HQ should be.

A working prototype of the customer experience Rally HQ would have shipped if it had been designed-first against the personas, market, and operational reality of running a real tournament. Each page shows the proposed surface side-by-side with what's shipped today.

Generated synthetically. No live user interviews. Research synthesized from codebase, sibling-project signals (Volley Rx, Let's Pepper), and competitive landscape. Personas and interview quotes are hypotheses, not evidence.

Marketing

Landing

Problem-led hero, equal-weight dual CTA, free-mode messaging, sibling-validated typography split.

Marketing

Pricing

Free-during-launch single card with the four-tier comparison collapsed behind disclosure.

Spectator

Tournament page

The primary destination. Per-tournament accent. LIVE pulse. Follow-team CTA. The 80% of traffic page.

Organizer

Tournament-day mode

Today's matches, pending registrations, one-tap actions, action-overlay primitive. Setup UI hidden.

Organizer

Create tournament

Opinionated defaults. Bracket preview live as the organizer fills the form.

Captain

Captain dashboard

Role-aware. Next match focus. One-tap roster. Account-claim CTA at end.

Scorekeeper

Scorekeeper interface

One-handed. Big undo. Offline-resilient. Designed for glare.

Post-event

Post-event recap

Auto-generated share card. Champion named. Next-event CTA. The viral surface that doesn't exist today.

Spectator

Follow team

One-tap follow. PWA push for next match + score updates. No signup required.

Organizer

Billing & account

Display-primary. Free-mode states. Flip-back-ready surface.

Organizer

Leagues & series

Series-as-first-class. Cross-event standings. The retention multiplier currently gated.

Partner

Partner / API

Self-serve API key. Webhook for tournament-end. Drops the "partner program" framing.

How to read this

  1. Each page shows the proposed customer experience.
  2. The bottom-left "◀ Shipped" drawer shows what's in Rally HQ today (with source-file links).
  3. The bottom-right "Strategy ▶" drawer explains the design decision, cites the research finding, and names the open question for primary research.
  4. The toggle at the top of each page switches between "Proposed", "Side-by-side", and "Shipped" — the gap is visual.

Companion documents