Sunward CourtyardSt Francis Way · Stoke
Illustrative Sunward Courtyard scene

Twelve complete modules

Inside the courtyard

Explore the distinct offline modules, interactions, local controls and evidence features in Sunward Courtyard.

Twelve complete modules

Different structures for different questions.

The Android experience is not forty-four copies of the same image card. Its courtyard map, studio ribbon, seasonal thresholds, milestone ribbon, preset tray and visual collection each use a distinct interaction pattern.

01

Courtyard Plan

Six illustrated gates turn public house facts into a spatial orientation journey rather than a directory or dashboard.

02

Twelve Studio Ribbon

Twelve distinct lenses cover privacy, ensuite questions, ground-level living, daylight, patios, furnishings and visit preparation.

03

Shared Table

Eight conversation cards explain the shared-meal rhythm while keeping menus, dietary records and current arrangements outside the app.

04

Patio Seasons

Four seasonal readings explore raised gardens, screened thresholds, personal choice and the difference between illustration and property evidence.

05

Stoke Reach

Ten nearby-place lenses cover everyday amenities without GPS, live routes, store endorsements, hours or transport promises.

06

Mobility Bay

Six practical cards organise parking, scooter storage, charging and route questions without claiming individual accessibility suitability.

07

First House Ribbon

Four dated milestones connect the Stoke house with Abbeyfield's documented 1992, 1994, 2019 and 2024 history.

08

Visitor Courtyard

Seven steps prepare a respectful arranged visit, including health, privacy, visitor-book and household-boundary guidance.

09

Volunteer Workbench

Seven role cards explain public volunteer categories while avoiding enrolment, screening or collection of applicant details.

10

My Question Tray

A user can privately select from twelve supplied questions; only small identifiers are stored on the device and Reset clears them.

11

Visual Collection

Forty-four fictional editorial scenes provide atmosphere and reflection prompts without representing current rooms or residents.

12

Evidence Room and Privacy Center

Six dated public references and an eighteen-section policy make evidence, scope and local controls easy to inspect.

Illustrative courtyard materials

Local state by design

A useful tray without a personal record.

The user may select from twelve supplied questions. Only those preset identifiers are stored in Android SharedPreferences. There is no free-text note, name, email, phone number, date of birth, health detail, financial information, resident identity or application answer.

Reset My Tray removes every selection. Android Clear storage or uninstall removes all app state, and backup and device transfer are disabled.

Accessibility

Text and standard controls remain the primary path.

Interactive drawings have readable content descriptions and equivalent routes. Generous touch targets, scrollable pages, clear contrast and system back handling support ordinary Android use across screen sizes.

Current information

Vacancies, costs, eligibility, applications, staffing, menus, transport schedules and room availability are intentionally excluded because they can change.

From screen to real conversation

Use the app to prepare, then confirm what is current.

Sunward Courtyard is an orientation companion. It does not show vacancies, costs, applications, eligibility decisions, tenancy terms, live schedules, care services or individual accessibility outcomes. For a housing decision, use an arranged visit and information supplied by authorised representatives.