Cockpit layout — three iterations

Three takes on the rep-facing presenter "cockpit," all running the same Avondale interview flow and the same guardrails (linear-lock, required questionnaire stop, program branch, housing fork, QR end). Each has a "Flip to student view" that shows the clean projector slide. Click through, then pick the one that feels right — or the mix.

They differ only in how the rep's coaching rail is arranged. Best on a laptop or tablet.

Operator Rail

Balanced · port-friendly

Slide on the left, a fixed right rail with timer, talking points, next-slide preview, and navigator. Mirrors what the app already has — least work to ship.

Best for: a clean default that maps 1:1 to the build.

Open A →

Teleprompter

Notes-forward · max coaching

The rep's talking points are the hero — large, scripted prompts and a prominent timer; the slide shrinks to a "student sees this" panel. Heaviest training-wheels.

Best for: newer reps who lean on the script.

Open B →

Clean Cockpit

Slide-forward · peek rail

The slide dominates near-full-bleed; a slim bottom strip holds timer, next, and a Notes toggle that expands on demand. Calm, focus-mode feel.

Best for: confident reps who want minimal chrome.

Open C →

How to read these:

Step through with Next — try jumping ahead in the navigator (it's locked until you reach it).
Reach the Interview Questions step — it forces a required stop before you can continue.
Hit Programs (pick one) and Housing (relocating vs local) to see the forks.
Tap Flip to Student View any time to see what's on the projector.

Slide content is representative placeholder until the Avondale deck is in. Internal review — not for distribution.