Ask for options
“Find me a flight to Wellington tomorrow evening. Show me the options.”
Entry I / Case Lab
Try another situation.
Each fictional case focuses on one change, one decision and one consequence.
FICTIONAL CASES
Pick a situation. Focus on the moment that changes.
These are fictional scenarios, not reports of real incidents or a deployed Entry I product.
ONE AREA AT A TIME
What changed? What is about to happen? What should happen next?
The interface should reveal only the part that matters now, then show the consequence after the visitor decides.
CASE 01 · FLIGHT BOOKING
You changed your mind. The agent is still moving.
Move through it at your own pace.
READER-PACED
Step 1 of 4
↓ Choose one below
YOUR TURN
Choose what should happen next.
Choose one answer to see the result.
WAIT
Booking held
No charge has been made.
Travel agent
WAITING
✈
FLIGHT BOOKING
Booking held
No booking has been made.
$0
The agent is waiting for a current answer.
Finds a flight
“I found a 7:00 PM flight for $249.”
You say stop
“Don’t book anything. I changed my mind.”
Payment is ready
“Ready to place the $249 booking.”
THE PUBLIC QUESTION
The situation changed. Should the earlier decision still control what happens next?
Challenge the cases
See a flaw, missing case or better example?
Entry I would rather find the weakness than hide it. Public papers, counterexamples and real incidents can help improve the public work.