Three directions for a custom operations platform built specifically for Bittner Blacktop — clients, estimates, scheduling, crews, invoices and payments in a single system, shaped around how paving actually works rather than a generic field-service tool. All three are drawn in black and white on the Bittner mark.
The familiar shape of business software, done well. Fixed sidebar, white cards on soft grey, the day laid out in crew lanes so you can see at a glance who is where and what is left. The safest, most immediately legible of the three — nobody needs training to use it.
A dark, high-contrast console with a horizontal top nav and a six-across command strip of the numbers that matter. Adds a live map of where both crews are right now, and progress bars on each crew's day. Reads as expensive and purpose-built — the most differentiated from anything he is paying for today.
Built around the money rather than the day. A six-column pipeline across the top — leads, estimates out, scheduled, in progress, ready to invoice, unpaid — so the first thing seen every morning is where every dollar in the business currently sits. Hairline rules instead of cards, large display type, a lot of white space.