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01 · Roll-up · all apps · 850 × 2000 mm (preview at 1:5)

Conduction

Apps op Nextcloud

conduction.nl/apps

Five apps. One stack. No lock-in.

OpenCatalogi, OpenRegister, OpenConnector, DocuDesk, LaunchPad. Install what you need, run it on your own server.

OpenCatalogiThe catalogue.

OpenRegisterStructured records.

OpenConnectorIntegrations.

DocuDeskDocuments.

LaunchPadPersonal start page.

conduction.nl

All-apps roll-up · the platform overview, never two of these in one room

OpenCatalogi

The catalogue · by Conduction

github.com

Find, install, update.

A federated catalogue for your Nextcloud apps and public registers. Open-source, AGPL, live in an afternoon.

Federated discovery

See what other municipalities run, in one catalogue.

Audit trail per publication

WOO-proof out of the box, no separate logger needed.

Schema validation

The app spec is enforced, no broken metadata.

Works with OpenRegister

Structured records under the catalogue, automatically.

conduction.nl/opencatalogi

Single-app feature roll-up · OpenCatalogi shown · one per app, swap content for siblings

02 · Event backdrop · 3000 × 2000 mm (preview at 1:10)

Conduction.

conduction.nl · codeberg.org/Conduction

Event backdrop · one statement, one accent · visible across a hall

03 · Social header set

Why we built it this way

One statement per surface, no exceptions

Most banners try to say five things. Ours say one. The difference between a roll-up that sells and a roll-up that's wallpaper is whether someone can read it from across a hall in 1.5 seconds.

Two roll-up variants, not one. An all-apps roll-up tells the platform story; a single-app roll-up does feature depth. Same chassis, different role at a stand.
Single-app roll-up has numbered features in hexes. Four hex-stamped features with one-line descriptions. Buyers scan the numbers, slow down on the hex they care about.
One orange hex, always at eye level. Pinned at ~110mm from the top so a 170cm visitor can read it without looking up. The hex carries the call-to-action ("conduction.nl/apps", "github.com").
Honeycomb backdrop in the upper third. Brand-recognisable from across a venue without competing with the headline. Lower two-thirds stay clean for content.
QR at the bottom-right. A LinkedIn-invite QR for visitors who want to follow up. We trade business cards for DMs at events.
Event backdrop says ONE word + ONE url. "Conduction." with a period, then the URL. Anything more clutters; the backdrop is the photo opportunity, not the brochure.
Social headers are a set, not three random images. LinkedIn = team-feel honeycomb, X = terminal-style command, Facebook = title block. Together they form a recognisable campaign across feeds.
Plex Mono on URLs. Every URL is in code-mono, recognisable across all formats. Reinforces the open-source identity in a glance.

Uses

tokens.css · avatar on cobalt · honeycomb backdrop · --banner-* size tokens · Plex Mono for URLs