The page above is the real receipt, not a picture. Its Print and Download PDF buttons work.
What it is
A feature, not a prototype: it runs on its own with six sample orders and no checkout.
The prototypes Baseline and Product admin show it after checkout, each from its own copy of the code.
It is shown for discussion: is this how im-web should make receipts?
One page, three outputs
All three are the same markup and print styles, so what you check on screen is what the customer gets.
Find what you need
| You are | Start with |
|---|---|
| Product owner | What's on a receipt, then Before im-web |
| Designer | What's on a receipt and the variations |
| Developer | How it works, then Using it in a prototype |
Pages on this site
| Page | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Receipt | The feature's current overview, with the PDF alternatives |
| Variations | All six sample receipts, each with what to check |
| Decisions | What the receipt shows and how it is made, with reasons |
| Sample receipt | One receipt full size; /features/receipt/app opens the first sample |
| The same receipt as the real PDF |
Decisions in brief
| Decision | |
|---|---|
| R1 | An A4 PDF in NTB's brand colours, with everything bought, the VAT and the licence terms |
| R2 | NTB's addresses come from the brand guide's letterhead |
| R3 | The receipt keeps a copy of the order, so later price changes don't alter it |
| R4 | What you see on screen is exactly what prints and what goes in the PDF |
| R5 | The PDF is made from the copy of the site on the same machine, so it works through a tunnel |
| R6 | The feature has its own sample orders and works without any prototype |
| R7 | Every buyer, company or private, sees amounts including VAT and the same breakdown |
Reasons and sources: Decisions.