Screen time that locks by place and by hour — set once by a parent, understood by a child.
[Why did Norlys need a screen-time product, and who was it for — parents, children, or both at once?]
[What made place-and-time locking hard — e.g. a child sharing a device, a parent needing to override remotely.]
[A second constraint, if there is one worth naming — this case can hold as few as two.]
[What alternatives were considered and rejected?]
[Why was this the right call given the constraints above?]
[What did choosing this give up?]
[Alternatives considered.]
[Reasoning.]
[Cost.]
[Drop finished screens here — the parent controls and the child-facing lock screen are probably the two worth showing.]
[Per Foundations §6, Outcome is optional — a shallow case that skips it honestly beats one padded to fill it. Only keep this section if there's a real, sourced number to show.]
[What would you do differently, knowing what you know now?]