One design language across four surfaces. Condensed uppercase display type, scoreboard numerals, tight all-caps labels, and a navy/red core that yields to club branding where the club's own audience sees it.
For everyone in the club: parents answering for their kids, and adult members answering for themselves. The same screens serve both — a person switcher at the top of anything that is per-member.
Sharks Women Mechelen add 18-year-old Icelandic forward Kolbrun Bjornsdottir for the DFEL2 Nord campaign.
She moves to Belgium this month and joins the group for the first on-ice sessions next week. The coaching staff sees her as an immediate fit for the top six, with the pace to play alongside the club's international line.
A full introduction, including her first interview in Mechelen, follows at the season opener on 12 September.
Same app, second mode. Dark chrome and an ice-blue accent make it unmistakable which hat you are wearing. Built for the rink: thumb-reachable, glove-sized targets, works with one hand on the bench.
Secretariat, treasurer and board. Dense tables, bulk actions and keyboard-friendly filters. Same type and colour system as the apps, tuned for long sessions on a 1440-wide screen.
Three or four people run every club on the platform from here. Industrial by intent: square corners, hairline rules, monospaced figures, no decoration — a dark command bar over a dense light workspace.
One account, one identity, four surfaces. Rights decide what a person sees; nobody installs a second app to wear a second hat.