Streamlined, touch-first inventory management for on-site sales teams.
The original interface was "clunky" and overloaded with dense information, making it nearly impossible for sales teams to use while on-site or on a tablet. The primary goal was to refresh the UI and optimize the information architecture so that agents could manage inventory and client data effortlessly in the field.
I redesigned the platform with a focus on visual hierarchy and touch-point optimization:
Visual Inventory Management: Replaced text lists with a color-coded grid system (green for available, red for sold, orange for reserved) to give agents an instant "birds-eye view" of building availability.
Tablet-First Interaction: Increased hit areas and introduced clean, modal-based forms for adding new clients and scheduling visits, ensuring the app is fully functional on the go.
Streamlined Data Hierarchy: Organized complex property specs (size, price, owner info) into a clean, collapsible tree-view sidebar, allowing for quick navigation between floors and units.
Field Efficiency: Sales teams reported a significant reduction in data-entry errors when working from tablets at construction sites.
Faster Sales Cycles: The visual availability grid allowed agents to confirm unit status for clients instantly, without needing to cross-reference multiple spreadsheets.
Modern Brand Identity: Shifted the perception of the tool from a "boring back-office database" to a modern, professional sales asset.
