An interactive concept prototype for a mobile app that replaces judges' paper clipboards at Concours d'Elegance car-show events. A head judge builds and assigns custom scoring forms; walking judges score cars on a phone, with auto-calculated scores, notes, and photos — and it works fully offline.
This is a concept prototype with sample data, not production software.
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
index.html |
Landing page linking to both views |
phone.html |
Full-screen version — installable as an app, best for review on a phone |
prototype.html |
The app shown inside a phone frame — best for laptop / screen-share demos |
manifest.webmanifest |
Web app manifest (makes phone.html installable) |
sw.js |
Service worker — caches the app for instant load and full offline use |
icons/ |
App icons used when added to a home screen |
Published with GitHub Pages:
Add your Pages URL here once published, e.g.
https://<username>.github.io/concours-judging-app/
Open index.html in any modern browser. The prototype is fully self-contained —
there is no build step and no dependencies.
Open the live URL on a phone, then use the browser's Add to Home Screen option. The prototype launches full-screen from its own icon and works without a connection.
- All data shown (event, cars, judges, scores) is fictional sample data.
- Scoring supports both deduction-based and additive methods, configured per form.