Your Digital Designer licence remains valid until 31 December 2034. Under this scenario’s Career Rotation Regulation, you must select a different occupation for your next term.
Submit your career transition application by 31 December 2034. You can compare available occupations, choose transition support and review your selection before submitting.
Choose a different occupation for your next five-year term.
This QR code opens the sample licence record for Alex Chen. Match the name, licence number, occupation and expiry date with the printed card.
This is an IDEA9201 design fiction prototype. The card, record and career rotation policy are fictional. This page does not verify a real government credential.
Scenario record date
1 December 2034. Dates remain fixed during user testing.
Notice of career expiration
Your current career licence will expire on 31 December 2034. You need to apply for a transition to a new occupation.
Department of Career Regulation Career Rotation Services
Issued: 1 December 2034 Reference: DCR-2034-084291
Notice of career expiration
Dear Alex Chen,
Your current career licence will expire on 31 December 2034.
Under the Career Rotation Regulation, you are required to select a new occupation before your current licence expires. Renewal of your current occupation is not permitted.
Required action Submit your Career Transition Application within 30 days. Failure to complete the transition may result in temporary unemployment within this fictional scenario.
Yours sincerely, Authorised Officer Career Rotation Services Department of Career Regulation
Fictional correspondence for IDEA9201 user testing.
The following rules belong to the group’s imagined 2034 society. They are not Australian law.
A career licence authorises one occupation for a five-year term. Alex’s current term runs from 1 January 2030 to 31 December 2034.
No. Under the fictional rotation system, each new term requires a different occupation. You can explore the available pathways in the application.
The scenario imagines a gap in occupational authorisation and possible temporary unemployment. A transition adviser would help arrange a pathway. These outcomes are part of the design fiction.
Choose your next occupation and the support you need. Review your selection before submitting.
Prototype application
You are testing as Alex Chen. No real identity details, documents or payment are required.
Help and support
Find answers about your licence, career transition and reminder preferences.
Read common questions
No. The demonstration is set on 1 December 2034. Alex’s licence remains valid through 31 December 2034. The notice is an advance warning.
Yes. The first application step includes a description and training pathway for each sample occupation. You can change your selection before submitting.
Nowhere outside this prototype. A demonstration receipt is saved only in this browser when storage is available. It is not sent to a government agency or your teaching team.
Use the reset button on the About page before the next test. It clears the sample application and reminder preferences from this browser.
The application lets you select one type of support:
A conversation with a transition adviser.
A training pathway for your next occupation.
An independent transition with information only.
These options are fictional service concepts for your group’s user testing. No real appointments are booked.
Manage reminder preferences
Try the controls below to show how a licence holder might choose to receive warnings.
About this prototype
A design fiction exploring a future in which every occupation has an expiry date.
Understand the scenario
Created for IDEA9201, Career Licence imagines a future response to AI-driven changes in work. A fictional department assigns five-year occupation terms and requires people to transition when those terms end.
The licence holder, department, regulation, occupations, correspondence and application outcomes are invented. This website is not an Australian Government service.
The scenario date is 1 December 2034. This fixed date keeps the expiry warning consistent across classroom tests, regardless of the real date.
Test this website
Scan the QR code on the physical licence.
Find the licence status and expiry date.
Open the expiration notice and explain what action is required.
Choose a new occupation and submit the sample application.
Describe what you expect to happen next.
Clickable links, search, menus, form validation, reminder preferences and printable notices are functional. Applications and preferences stay in the visitor’s browser. No real reminders are sent.
Reset the demonstration
Clear the saved sample application and reminder preferences before another participant uses this browser.
View the design reference
The layout and interaction reference is the Australian Government Style Manual: Emails and letters (opens in a new tab). This prototype adapts its masthead proportions, navigation, breadcrumbs, left sidebar, in-page guidance, link treatments and mobile menu.
Wattle header and footer artwork is sourced from the Style Manual, attributed to the Australian Government. The Australian Government logo is included as reference artwork for this student prototype. The career content is fictional. This is not an Australian Government service and no government endorsement is implied.
Privacy and accessibility
How this student prototype handles your test session and supports access.
Fictional information only
Alex Chen and the displayed licence number are sample details. The form asks you to choose between fictional pathways. It does not ask for your real name, email address, phone number, identity documents or payment.
What is saved
When browser storage is available, a sample application receipt and reminder preferences are saved on your device. They are not sent to a government agency or the student team. Selecting an email or SMS preference does not send a message.
The prototype supports keyboard navigation, visible focus, labelled forms, error summaries, semantic headings and reduced-motion preferences. Menus and accordions can be operated without a mouse.
Use your browser’s zoom and text-size settings. On small screens, open “Menu” for main navigation and “In this section” for the page sidebar.
Contact during testing
For help or feedback, speak to the IDEA9201 group running your test session. This fictional service has no staffed government contact channel.
Search Career Licence
Find licence information, transition pathways and help.
