Home page: an airliner behind the stencilled headline “Changing the way how flight tickets are sold”
About us page over the Austrian, SWISS, Eurowings and Lufthansa logos
Product page: Flightpass, Subscription Pass and Discount Pass modules Results page: Austrian Flightpass and Miles & More Discount Pass on laptops, SWISS Discover Europe Pass on phones
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Project Reveneo

Date 2020

Location Berlin, Germany

Coordinates 52°30'11.628"N 13°23'34.008"E

Status BUILT

Info

I designed the site for Reveneo, which sold airlines new ways to price flights.

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The record

The About us page says who the product is sold to, and it is not the passenger: “Reveneo changes how flight tickets are sold. We offer new pricing options to airline revenue managers that can be implemented quickly and are fully customizable” — the copy ends there, without a full stop.

Austrian Flight Pass, on the Results page: “Mit Austrian Airlines Europa erleben. Ein Pass. Zehn Flüge. Ein Preis.” Two products — Europe Pass, “Wählen Sie aus mehr als 60 europäischen Reisezielen”, and City Pass, “10 Flüge zwischen Wien und einer europäischen Destination Ihrer Wahl”. Both price by the flight, in the form “ab …€/Flug”.

The Miles & More Discount Pass shipped on its own domain, milesandmore-discountpass.com. Its info bar states the terms: “The sale of the Discount Pass is limited to 3,000 passes and runs until 31.12.2021.” Two cards — 10% Pass, 149 Euros; 20% Pass, 299 Euros — each saving that percentage on all flights within Europe for one year, and each buy button prices the same pass in miles, 30,000 and 60,000.

The SWISS Discover Europe Pass is a configurator rather than a page. Three levers move one figure: CO2-Offsetting (Normal / CO2-neutral), Advanced booking period (7 / 14 / 30 days), and Peak Times (Normal / Peak), the last explained as “Enable traveling at peak times (eg. Christmas, Eastern)” — the source's own spelling. The figure is set large at the foot of the screen and is cut off by the plate's bottom edge at “899”.

A fourth implementation stands on the same plate, named in no alt text here or on the feed: a German pass page, “Die 10er Karte fürs Fliegen / Flexibel fliegen. Nie zu viel zahlen.”, with Student-Pass 499 €, City-Pass 699 € and Business-Pass ab 1.499 €, each for 10 One-Way Flüge. The alt text for this plate lists three implementations; the plate holds four.

Two figures are set large in yellow beside the laptops: “>1,000 — TICKETS SOLD WITHIN FIRST 24H — Austrian Flightpass”, and “12 weeks — TIME TO MARKET — Miles & More DiscountPass”. They are the only two on the plate, and neither appears in the feed entry or elsewhere on this page.

The duplicated line, in its exact form: the Product page kicks Flightpass with “THE 10 RIDE TICKET FOR FLYING”, and gives Subscription Pass and Discount Pass the same kicker, “THE FIRST SUBSCRIPTION MODEL FOR FLYING”. A fourth tile stands empty in yellow outline: “More modules coming soon”.

Four pages of at least six survive. The nav on every plate reads Product · How it works · Results · Contact, with a DE | EN toggle set to EN; no plate exists for How it works or Contact, and the page shown here as About us is one the nav does not list. All four plates are 3456 × 2159 pixels — one capture session at one window size, unlike the TNMT plates filed under the identical folder stamp, which run 7230 × 4530, 3456 × 2158, 3456 × 2156 and 3456 × 2087.

That stamp, 1551481200, is 2 March 2019 in Berlin, and it is carried by exactly two projects in the media tree: this one and TNMT, the site's two Berlin entries. This page's project details and the feed's sub-line both read 2020, and a mock on the Results plate runs until 31.12.2021. The year is not settled here.

There is no engine, no subdirectory, no companion document and no unreferenced file. The archive is this page and four PNGs, every one of them already on screen in the feed; everything above is read off those four images.