02 — The player CV · Direction A · palette trial P1 / P5 / P6
The player profile and the public CV are the two faces of the same object — the most-shared surface FLOODLIT has, and the one a club judges the whole product by. This board wears them both in Direction A: machined plates, the minted seal, the sworn mono witness. Two decisions are carried in and stated, not smuggled: the pillar chart is the RadialBloom (board 07's verdict — ignition kept, benchmark ring on, sworn values beneath), and the palette is on trial — P1 Night Match against P5 Hot Strobe and P6 Ultraviolet, on real dense content, not swatches. Switch below; the call is at the bottom.
Carried in from board 07
In situ · 430 × 932
Same player, same report — Jordan Okonkwo, CM·DM, 17, Hertford Town U18, assessed by Marcus Vane (ref FL-JOKO-078, 14 May 2026). Left: the in-app profile. Right: the public dossier a club receives. Every number is the number the real screens carry.
Scout verified · Current
Age 17 · Hertford, ENG
Hertford Town U18
Player's chosen headline · a newer report from 02 Aug 2026 is included in the average above.
"Press-resistant pivot who plays forward early. Receives on the half-turn, kills it dead with two on him. The engine lags the brain by half a season — the frame is still filling out. The mentality is the best I've graded at this age."
✦ Trial recommendedCited moments · watch the evidence
2 of 3 shown · 1 is hidden by the player. Every one still counts toward the average above.
Issued by FLOODLIT · verified as at 14 May 2026. Tap the mark to check this credential against the live record.
Verify ↗✓ Safeguarding · parental consent on file
The shared page · club desktop
The CV is opened on club desktops — a recruitment analyst's second monitor, a chairman's printout. The public page gets a two-column treatment: the document on the left, the evidence on the right — bloom, sworn values, cited moments. The seal and the 7.8 carry across; nothing is re-explained.
Age 17 · Hertford, ENG · 1.78m · 68kg · Right foot
Hertford Town U18 · open to trials
"Jordy trains like the session owes him money. Released twice, never once dropped his head — he'd be my first name on the teamsheet for a trial anywhere."
Issued by FLOODLIT · verified as at 14 May 2026. The mark checks this credential against the live record — a printed copy can always be re-proven.
Verify ↗✓ Safeguarding · parental consent on file
"Press-resistant pivot who plays forward early. Receives on the half-turn, kills it dead with two on him. The engine lags the brain by half a season — the frame is still filling out. The mentality is the best I've graded at this age."
✦ Trial recommendedCited moments · watch the evidence
The palette trial · judged on density
Switch the scheme (bottom bar) and watch the whole artefact re-argue itself — bloom ramp, seal, ramp bars, the one commit. Swatches lied; this surface is the test. The call:
Wins here. The dossier is a document of record, and P1 is the only scheme where everything has its own band: warm flood for truth, ember for exceptional, orange for exactly one commit. On this density the separation is not aesthetic, it is legibility under argument — the −0.4 warn delta, the 84th-pct ember tier, and the Share pill never once compete for the same pixel of attention.
● Ship P1 on the CV
Strong, and loses on one fight. Pink owns the commit beautifully — Share has never looked better. But the ramp's hot end (pink) now sits adjacent to danger red-shifted-orange and the ember "elite" tier, and on the metrics + delta ledger the eye cannot sort exceptional from action from warning at a glance. On a marketing page P5 wins; on a sworn document it spends its loudest colour on decoration-adjacent data.
● Keep for brand/social surfaces
The most futuristic, the least sworn. Cyan-on-violet makes the bloom look like telemetry — genuinely stunning — but the whole temperature of trust changes: flood becomes ice, the seal's gold floats unmoored as the last warm object, and the document reads generated, not issued. A scouting credential should feel like a Tuesday night in Hertfordshire, not a keynote.
● Keep for the data-future pitch deck
The Light Ledger · broken honestly
Same discipline as board 01: the ledger is owner-ratified law for the shipped app; every deviation here is a question for review, logged with its case.
| Entry | The law today | What this board does — and the case for it | Tag |
|---|---|---|---|
| L5/L7 · ignition | Radial bloom fires once per report; seal stamps once. | Kept, unaltered — on a second surface. The desktop CV ignites the bloom once on first view; the seal stamps once per document. The public page previously had no ceremony at all (VerifyPage renders the bloom; the CV didn't) — the proof artefact now arrives like one. Replay is board chrome, not product. | Adopt now |
| Benchmark ring | The bloom's dashed benchmark exists in the component but is not universal. | On, everywhere the bloom renders. "Against what?" is the club's first question; the dashed pool ring answers it inside the figure instead of in a caption. Logged because it spends slate ink on every bloom — a ration increase, argued on board 07, confirmed here. | Adopt now |
| Sworn values | The CV shows pillar numerals as a four-cell grid; the profile shows them curved on the bloom. | Adds the mono ledger under the bloom (profile + desktop CV): exact value plus signed delta per pillar. New ink on the profile screen — justified as the club-reader half of the board-07 verdict; the curved labels alone made the club transcribe around a circle. | Adopt now |
| Dossier chrome | Guilloché, foil rule, paper costume — skeuomorph "official document". | Re-machined, not removed. The costume survives (masthead, ref, foil, guilloché) because print-and-hand-to-a-chairman is a real use — but it is rebuilt in plate, hairline and light, so the document belongs to the same physics as the app that issued it. | Adopt now |
| Minutes, not G+A% | Owner call 2026-07-11: senior minutes are the fourth headline stat. | Kept verbatim — 412′ last 5 sits in the scoreboard and the dossier's season grid. Logged to confirm the redesign didn't quietly re-litigate a settled call. | Adopt now |
| Pillar row on the document | The dossier carries the four pillar scores as a grid of numerals. | Kept as numerals, not replaced by the bloom. A printed document cannot ignite; the ruled four-cell row is the print-honest form, with the full bloom one tap away on screen. This is the two-faces answer without the flip's export problem (board 07, idea 06). | Needs work |
| New · desktop dossier | The public CV is the phone layout widened; no desktop treatment exists. | Requests a new row. A two-column reading pair — document left, evidence rail right — for the surface clubs actually open at a desk. New layout law, owner signature needed. | Aspirational |