UI/UX Design

Design philosophy, design system, and user experience case studies for warehouse management applications and data visualization interfaces.

Clean, terminal-inspired aesthetic that prioritizes functionality over decoration. Every element serves a purpose.

Interfaces designed to make complex data accessible and actionable. Visualizations that tell stories.

Warehouse operators and data analysts are the primary users. Designs optimize for their workflows and needs.

WCAG compliant designs with high contrast options, keyboard navigation, and screen reader support.

The design system used across projects follows consistent principles:

Monospace fonts (VT323) for technical/terminal aesthetic. Clear hierarchy with consistent sizing.

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Body text with optimal line height for readability.

Multiple theme options with consistent contrast ratios. Terminal-inspired color palettes.

Reusable components: cards, buttons, badges, forms, navigation elements.

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Consistent spacing system using multiples of 4px. Grid-based layouts for responsive design.

Legacy RF screen conversion to modern SAPUI5/Fiori interface. Reduced task completion time by 33% through improved UX.

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Interactive dashboard for data quality monitoring. Real-time visualization of validation results and quality scores.

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Streamlit-based interface for AI-driven labor forecasting. Intuitive controls and clear visualizations for operations managers.

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Research: Understand user needs, workflows, and pain points
Wireframing: Create low-fidelity layouts focusing on information architecture
Prototyping: Build interactive prototypes for user testing
Implementation: Develop with attention to accessibility and performance
Testing: User testing and iterative improvements