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Logistics & Commerce · 2025

ClothyKips

A supermarket inventory dashboard shaped around real-time stock, order management, and sales visibility.

Client
ClothyKips
Sector
Retail, Supermarket, Warehouse Inventory
Scope
Business Dashboard, Analytics, Order Management, Sales Overview, Task Tracking, Upcoming Schedule
Project type
UI/UX Design
Year
2025
01

Overview

ClothyKips is an inventory management dashboard for supermarkets. It gives store and operations teams real-time updates on stock, orders, sales, and daily tasks in one clean workspace.

The work focused on replacing guesswork with a clear operational picture: what is selling, what is running low, which orders are in progress, and what the team needs to do next.

02

Initial condition

Supermarkets handle thousands of products moving every day. Without a single view, teams discover shortages late, orders are tracked in separate systems, and managers struggle to connect sales performance with stock decisions.

The platform needed to make large volumes of data feel organised and actionable for people who are managing a store, not analysing spreadsheets.

03

Design intent

  • Bring stock, orders, and sales into one dashboard
  • Highlight what needs action today
  • Make order management fast to filter and update
  • Present analytics in charts that read at a glance
  • Keep the interface light, clean, and trustworthy
04

Approach

  1. 01

    Store Workflow Review

    Mapping the daily rhythm of receiving, stocking, selling, and reordering.

  2. 02

    Dashboard Structure

    Prioritising sales overview, key totals, and upcoming schedule on the first screen.

  3. 03

    Order Management

    Designing a searchable, filterable order table with clear status tags.

  4. 04

    Analytics Layer

    Building charts for sales, task progress, and performance that stay readable at every size.

  5. 05

    Presentation

    Showing the product on devices and in context to communicate a modern retail tool.

05

Visual language

The visual language is clean, bright, and systematic.

White workspaces sit beside a dark navigation rail, with a strong violet accent used for charts, active states, and primary actions.

Consistent cards and a restrained type scale keep dense retail data orderly.

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06

User experience

The experience is built around daily decisions.

The dashboard opens on sales overview, totals, and the day’s schedule, so managers know where to start.

Order management lists every order with its status, value, and date, filterable by stage for quick follow-up.

The analytics view connects task progress and sales trends, turning performance into something the team can act on.

07

Deliverables

  • Business overview dashboard
  • Analytics screen
  • Order management table
  • Sales overview charts
  • Task management summaries
  • Upcoming schedule module
  • Navigation and sidebar system
  • Device presentation mockups
  • Light UI component library
08

Key design moves

Today First

The first screen answers “what needs attention today” before anything else.

Violet as Signal

A single accent colour ties charts, statuses, and actions together, reducing visual noise.

Filterable Orders

Stage filters above the order table make follow-ups a one-click task.

Dark Rail, Light Canvas

A dark sidebar anchors navigation while the light workspace keeps data easy to read.

09

Outcome

ClothyKips turns supermarket inventory into a clear, shared operating view.

The dashboard helps teams react to stock and sales in real time, with a structure ready to scale across stores and categories.

Every shelf, every order, every sale — visible in real time.

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