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Station code

An order or ticket code as a station number: the prefix in the line color, the number in ink, inside a line-colored frame. Codes stop looking like random strings and start looking like part of the network.

Station code

The part before the hyphen is the prefix (a campaign's code prefix). A code without one, like a Forms ticket code, is the frame alone.

Preview

GC7K3PSZ2M4QK7P3QXM2Q9TA

Show code

<StationCode code="GC-7K3P" line="danus" />
<StationCode code="K7P3QX" line="sosbud" />

On inkInside a ticket or a nameplate the frame takes the line's dark value and the number sits on the ink.

Preview

GC7K3PK7P3QX

Where

Screen	Use
Your orders, order cards	The card title: Order GC-7K3P.
An order's page	In the nameplate, under the heading.
Tickets	The Order cell of a pickup ticket.
Scanners	In the gate, beside the holder's name.

Rules

A network graphic, like the line badge: it may use the line color, nothing else around it may.
Screen readers hear the code as written. The big code under a QR stays TicketCode, for reading aloud at a door.

Don’t

A code in monospace gray, or in a colored pill that looks pressable.

The station code, in the campaign's or event's line.