Hoka-Hoka Bento - Inventory Management Dashboard Web UI Design
Introducing the inventory management dashboard UI design for Hoka-Hoka Bento, aimed at streamlining inventory tracking and management for restaurant staff. This design is centered around providing a clean, user-friendly interface to enhance operational efficiency.
Features
- Real-Time Inventory Tracking: Keep track of stock levels in real-time.
- Comprehensive Dashboard: Provides an at-a-glance view of critical inventory metrics.
- User-Friendly Navigation: Simplified access to different sections of the inventory system.
- Detailed Reports: Generate detailed reports on stock usage, order history, and more.
Tools Used
- Figma: For designing wireframes and the final UI.
Reviews
1 review
I like your approach to make the dashboard as uncluttered as possible, but there are some areas that may need your attention.
- Typography: The contrast of some text elements could be improved for better readability. e.g the yellow text on a light background might be hard to read for some users. use contrast checker and make sure all typeface and font choices are meeting the required WCAG.
- Padding and Spacing: Some elements, like the data cards on the dashboard, could benefit from a bit more spacing to avoid a cramped look and improve readability. The featuring icons are also quite big, if they are meant as illustrations or svg, then try to use different rather than increasing the sizes of interface icons.
- Interactive Elements: The interactive elements like buttons should stand out a bit more. You might want to consider using a slightly darker shade or adding subtle shadows to make them more prominent. the CTA section next to search for instance.
- Chart Component: The chart component looks great but seems to lack filtering options. Adding filters for date ranges, categories, or other relevant data would make the charts more interactive and useful for users, allowing them to tailor the data to their specific needs.
- Sidebar Navigation: The sidebar is clear but could benefit from better categorization to improve Information Architecture (IA). Consider grouping related items together under collapsible menus to reduce visual clutter and make navigation more intuitive. Additionally, adding tooltips or labels for icons can help users quickly understand what each icon represents without having to guess.
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