Store Inventory Challenge

The first thing that I thought about when creating an online store admin page was my friend's passion. He likes collecting coins and postage stamps, so I made a prototype of a collector's coin shop. I considered what a coin shop owner might need and collected all the information in the form of a project. Hope you like it. :)

For this week's challenge, I did some research on store inventory management. So I have solved this problem by creating a web-based dashboard for store inventory management in which users can track their inventory, sales, earnings, etc easily on their dashboard.

This is an online store inventory app that helps us to check the orders, profit, sales amount and stock available so that we can run the business in an easier way. It also shows graphical representation for everything.

First I Came up with a problem statement to focus my design solutions in the right direction. By coming up with a few ideas to show a business inventory and their earnings, I began to Sketch some designs on paper and finally carried it over to Figma.

Here is my exploration for this week's challenge where the user can his revenue, manage inventory and products, add new products, and oversee the overall product in and outs.

Hello guys 👋 Finally the Store Inventory Challenge is done! I named it BINGO SHOP Bingo Shop app helps you to launch your online store in less than a minute. You can share your beautiful curated catalogue with your customers as easily as clicking a button. Bingo Shop app helps you to expand your customer reach by allowing you to share your digital catalog across social media platforms including Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, and so on. I think it looks modern, clean and attractive from the graphic point of view. A lot of spaces, contrast colors, playing around the font size let to achieve that kind of effect of course if you agree with me - let me know in the comments. As all the objects are created using shapes so its very easy to customize and update. template that were posted in available in Adobe XD :) Highlight Montserrat family font All icons are included Their are 10 Screens Don't forget to follow me if you don't to miss other shots. Show a little bit of appreciation! & show some ❤ and follow me. FOLLOW me on INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/me_ui_ux_designer/ I'm available for the freelance project - blogger41915@gmail.com Enjoy!

For this week's challenge, I have designed the dashboard of an inventory management app, The dashboard shows all the important information from your total profits earned over time, the units sold till now and also the top selling items which would also indicate the remaining stocks so if the item goes out of stock, you'll get the notice and restock immediately. It also shows sales by area which you can use to show ads to the audience of specific regions and improve traffic for your website.

I've designed the Store Inventory UI with many options like Checklists, Monthly Reports, Total Amounts, Daily Revenue Graph and an additional option to add products to inventory. There's also a part displaying the trending product. A quick search option has been provided to easily search the products in the inventory. Filters can also be applied to easily sort out the products in the inventory. We can also have the overview of the products, at the same time we can link a product in the inventory to the store by scanning them. There is a calendar option, suggesting the days when the products were added to inventory. We can also go to a particular date and see what products are added on that date. I hope viewers would like my design and ideas for this week's challenge. Your feedbacks are highly appreciated.

For this challenge I decided to create a dashboard interface for store inventory and management called StoreDash. As Business owners come from different age group my goal was to create a minimal and easy to use interface so that anyone can use it without any hassle. Features - 1. Earnings graph shows the amount of money you earned according to date which can be set to last 30 days, 7 days or even a year. 2. Net profit and units sold shows the profit you earned after investment and maintenance charges, and the amount of goods you sold. 3. Inventory shows the items you have in your store, No. of an item sold in a particular time period and items available in stock. It also shows a trend meter so that you can make effective decisions on which product to restock. 4. Payments, which shows all your payment options. That's it for the solution, hope you guys like it :)

The Authentic Living App lets users buy and sell home decor products. This app is perfect for people looking to brighten their homes with quality sourced products. I have focused on the seller side of the app for this challenge - the app allows the seller to keep track of their product stock levels, customer orders and finances. With a simple-to-use inventory list - the seller can quickly see what products are selling fast and can order more stock accordingly. The app deducts postage fees & taxes, and also any refunds - making it easier for the seller to work out their monthly earnings. The app provides instant notifications to low stock and new orders, so the seller can provide a quick and efficient service. I would like to continue this app in a future product so stay tuned for more! Let me know your thoughts in the comments below 👇

Hello everyone, I have done basic groundwork for this in trading websites and proceeded to make an online store inventory app which helps you to check the day's orders, profit, sales amount and stock left. To make this more easier I made a graph of daily performance and pie charts of orders from e-commerce websites. Hope you like this piece and please do give me your valuable feedback:)

Hey everyone! So for this challenge, I chose a hypothetical jewelry brand, Finera, which specializes in everyday sophisticated jewelry items. First, I conducted some secondary research, regarding the KPIs managers or store owners of retail brands want to track. I chose 6 of those: revenue, traffic, number of transactions, average order value, best sellers, and returns. I chose a soft and soothing theme, consisting of colors, Salmon Pink (Primary), Platinum (Secondary), Raisin Black (Tertiary) (these are included in the logo as well), and Polished Pine and Cadet Blue Crayola for added depictions. The top bar displays the title of the page the user is on and their profile picture and name. The left navigation has links to Dashboard, Sales, Inventory, Statistics, Vendors, and Settings. This is a dashboard where you can get a glimpse of everything important. All the numbers and statistics of a day/week/month/year. Since it's a glance, it's a basic view of all-important KPIs. Stock Alerts show the products running out of stock and their status. Return Summary displays the reasons customers select for their return through a pie chart. I am still learning every day, hence all feedbacks are welcome so that I can improve upon myself. Thank you!

For this week's challenge, I designed an inventory overview page for a chair store owner. Here, he/she can quickly get an outline of their sales, profits, stocks, and activities. And can be leaded to their detailed pages for entire insight. Designed on Adobe XD

Hello people! I created the solution for the store inventory app for this week. I learned a lot of things and solutions from this problem-solving challenge. I try to present my design as clean and simple. I really thank Crowwwn for conducting these like challenges, For beginners, it really helps them to develop themself and shine as great UI designers.

I took the concept of a web app and formed the design into a dashboard. The typeface I use is Plus Jakarta Display, which belongs to the sans-serif family which makes writing easier to read and neater. By following color theory, the colors I use are green, orange, and a little purple.

For solving this problem, I created two view of my ecommerce. In the first one you can see the shop in general and the second one is the right menu with differents options. In this case I made the sales screen where the owner can see the total of the sales.

For this week's challenge, I designed a web interface dashboard for the store owner displaying selling products, earnings overview, and payment info. the design will show the sold and available quantity of the product so that owner will run the store efficiently. for this challenge, I gathered some information from a couple of sites. Thank You so much crowwwn for the great opportunity

i have done ux research method to solve this problem

I conducted interviews with few local owners by sending them a form to fill asking questions about how they manage their store and their inventory. Most of them still use traditional methods like a book to log their inventory. It's a lot of manual work to be honest! I proposed to them an idea about a inventory app and they seemed to like this idea. One copy of the design is posted here for the design challenge and one will be sent to the owners for feedback. Would love feedback on this as it might help me solve their inventory problem.

I researched various sources and finalised the most important components for maximum usability and eye candy for the user.

Hello everyone again! This week's topic was slightly more relatable for me so here I am! First of all, I checked a few online shopping apps as customer and observed what kind of information I see as a customer. Then I made list of things, results, stats that would be helpful to have as a seller. In the first page, you can see the stock info as well as the product's performance lately. Down or up showing triangles represent products' purchasing stats. If they were better, worse or stable for the last weeks or days or months. You can check how many in the stock and showed with colors to express better. In the second page its more like an overview. A graph of order amount and some product info depending on the most commented, most ordered etc. When it comes to design I wanted it to be clear yet colorful. Used gradients for the first time so it was really nice try for me :) Hope you liked, don't hesitate to leave a comment! See you all in the next week's challenge!

For this week's challenge, I did some research on Store Inventory platforms and found out that owners and businesses wish to maintain their inventory and other details on web-based platforms. So I have solved this problem by creating a store inventory web-based platform, where the users can see the business sales, purchases, inventories, invoices and etc in one platform.

First, before starting the whole process, I did some research on what were the most important aspects to consider when carrying your own inventory. Then I asked someone who is an expert on the subject of finances, what aspects were important to consider when I wanted to know about my income in my own business. And finally, I started sketching and designing.

This is my final design for this week's challenge.

After understanding the desired outcome of this challenge, i started my process with secondary research and then moved to quantitative research. I quickly made an Empathy map to understand user's needs in a better way and came up with this UI design.

As an artist I wanted to create an app where I can easily sell my paintings, see the newest updates and add my freshly made artworks as well. Also I wanted to be able to see the statistics of the most desirable pieces.

I examined dashboards from websites like GoDaddy and the like to get those core elements down!

My respond to this week's design challenge is an inventory management web design for an online business (in this case a coffee supplier). The layout is minimalistic and clear. The landing page contains crucial information like overall earnings, purchased products, items in stock and out of stock that are additionally highlighted and require replenishment. What's more there are also statistics showing which kind of products are more and less popular or in demand. That tool gives better feedback to the dealer and allows for more efficient supply planning and management. Each table allows to sort by categories in columns depending on current need for the information type.

My solution for managing inventories and payments for small business owners is minimal and simple to use. I made a screen for categories to make it easy to categorize items in the inventory and an button to add and remove items easily. The other screen shows the list of products with a item count and few details of product and a remove button. The payment screen has a list of orders received in a month with the total amounts. I also added a screen for orders to check on 'in progress' and 'delivered' orders so it's easy to keep the inventory updated based on the sales.

For this Challenge, I went into the UI inspiration website, observed the pattern, and found the gap. Did some research on the information required in the Inventory management app which requires less prior knowledge and intuitive design. I hope This design may look interactive and elegant. It would be really great if anyone give feedbacks.

For this week's challenge I took some inspiration from Dribbble, Wix and Prima Seller. I wanted to keep this simple and minimalistic. Here you can check your dashboard, users, inventory, earnings, tools, website management in a very user friendly interface. Happy to be a part of this community.

So I solved this week's problem by diving deep into existing inventory designs and the process behind them. I chose a furniture store owner as my persona and constructed the UX by creating a rough flow and wireframe. For the UI, I tried exploring a dark theme with vibrant colors, I introduced statistic cards, and the colors synchronized well. On the first screen, the user can view 4 statistic cards for their business, and can select one and preview the graph of that particular stat. The active selection, in this case, is revenue and we have a graph that can be seen on the right. The user can also change the time period for the graph via the filters provided or can use a custom filter as per choice. Ultimately, the user can download a report from the website via the CTA given. On the second screen, the user is on the inventory page and can control the inventory contents. He can navigate through the inventory via the controls given at the bottom, edit the contents and even delete them. The user can also add a new inventory item. The inventory has all the necessary details for the product. Also, the user can see what were the most and the least selling product in his inventory for a better understanding of their business.

My Bazaar inventory dashboard features include: 1. Allows the user to keep track of their recent orders. 2. Monitor and track the progress of weekly, monthly, yearly sales 3. Monitor the profit details of user's top 10 selling products on a monthly, yearly basis

I started by reading the challenge statement 50 times in order to understand it in my own words and to picture how I would make it. For the first two hours I looked at inspirations on sites like dribbble, behance and crowwwn as well. I then built up a simple sketch on a white board of how I would want it to look like in terms of functionality especially. The designs can vary obviously from store to store (type of store) but in this case I have considered this as a General store. I have known about Crowwwn for about 1.5 years now and this is actually my first submission on this site. I think Crowwwn has done a great job of building up to what it is today and I am glad to be a part of it and watch it grow. I am also a beginner in this field and I know that my understanding in the area of colors requires the most improvement. Regardless, I look forward to the feedback given by you.