Cash-sale confirmation

Existing screen. A full-bleed aqua wash, a white disc with a teal check, and a bare $100 with a "New Transaction" button.

Proposed screen. The real ConfirmationState: a calm surface, the success-green check-circle, the amount named in context, one primary action and a quiet way out.

What changed.

• The aqua background became a plain surface.
• The brand-teal check became the success-green check-circle.
• The lone "$100" became "Sale recorded — $100, Egg," echoing back what was captured.
• "New Transaction" became "Record another sale" with a secondary "Back to home."

Why it changed. Aqua is our accent colour — bright, and too low-contrast to carry text; it exists to highlight one thing, not to flood a screen. A wall of it reads loud and off-brand, and the dark-teal text on top is hard to read in a sunlit market stall. Green is the system's success colour, so the check now says "done" without competing with the brand. And a number alone doesn't reassure — naming the amount and the item turns it into a record the owner believes.

Which rule applies.

• Colour roles — aqua is accent-only, never a primary fill or background; feedback uses the success token, not the brand.
• One primary action per screen; secondary actions stay quiet.
• Confirmations name what happened and echo the captured value.

User outcome. The owner reads "my $100 sale for Egg is saved" at a glance and trusts the record — instead of a loud screen that just shows a number. It's calmer, and legible in bright light.

Edge case fixed. Offline. The old screen implied the sale was fully done; the new copy says "Saved… it'll sync when you're online," so an owner with no signal is told the truth, not misled.