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Fire eye
A Saskatchewan information dashboard for current conditions, safety guidance, alerts and articles.
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- startup
- sector
- public safety information
- status
- live
- date
- 2026

success metrics
verified product scope.
these figures describe delivered features visible in the product, not unverified adoption or performance claims.
- primary information sections
- 5
- current and editorial content modes
- 2
- searchable status system
- 1
01 / Overview
Give current information a clear place to land.
A fixed navigation, a direct “Right now in Saskatchewan” heading and status cards frame the live experience. The warm neutral palette and restrained status accents keep the dashboard calm.
02 / Status
Make each update readable on its own.
Captured cards show a title, location, date, active state and short description. This case study discusses that visible hierarchy without claiming completeness or source accuracy.
process view

03 / Navigation
Separate the immediate from the explanatory.
Active conditions and Alerts hold time-sensitive material; Safety and History provide reference material; search offers a direct route into the information set.

interface path
- 01A persistent navigation rail keeps the primary information areas visible.
- 02Status, location and date sit together on condition cards for quick scanning.
- 03Editorial articles provide space for context beyond the immediate update stream.
04 / Editorial layer
Pair updates with material people can read before they need it.
The homepage article cards extend the experience from current updates into preparedness and reflection. Their imagery is treated as illustrative unless its provenance is confirmed.
05 / Live experience
Conditions, guidance and context share one system.
The live product provides several routes through weather and safety information while preserving a reminder to verify details with official sources.
project note
The live product tells people to verify details with official Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency sources. This case study does not establish alert accuracy, government integration, prediction or emergency-response outcomes.
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