You picked B and asked for RideGY's colours. Left is B as you saw it; right is the same page repainted with RideGY's own tokens: brand green, gold, red, ink and cream, with the tri-colour wave across the top. Two hexes fail as small text on cream, gold and brand green, so gold stays a fill and green text uses the deep shade. Confirm the right one, or say what to change. Directions A and C stay below for reference.
Deep water, sand, one hibiscus accent. Kept here so the two can be compared.
Water and land in RideGY green, the route and the parcel in gold, the tri-colour wave on top, cream sheet, white cost card, gold call to action with ink text.
The page is a thermal shipping label. Big MIA and GEO codes, thick black rules, a real barcode. One blue, the colour of a shipping barrel, marks where the parcel is now.
The journey is a stack of shipping containers: finished stages in steel, the current one in oxide red, what is left as empty yard slots. The cost breakdown is the riveted plate every container carries.
This round only decides the look. Once you pick, the dock scanning screen and the ops Today board get drawn in that direction, and you choose their layouts the same way. "cargo" is still a working name, and the figures are computed the way the real quote engine computes them.