01 / Overview

P S came with a clear ask:Make vendor operations smoother, smarter, and scalable.The juggle between spreadsheets, scattered emails, and legacy systems was REAL. I helped design a streamlined dashboard experience that brings clarity, control, and consistency — all in one place.

Client

PS (Cannot Disclose)

Industry

B2B Finance

Services

UX Research
Product Design
Design System

Tools Used

Figma
Miro
Notion
Draw.io

02 / UX Research

I started by speaking directly to the people at the heart of the process: procurement heads, finance teams, and vendor managers.Their pain points?
  • No clear view of where a vendor stands
  • Too many manual follow-ups
  • Compliance bottlenecks causing payout delays
I used these insights as the foundation for design decisions

2.1 / The Design Thinking Flow

Every step was rooted in real user problems. Every decision focused on creating tangible business impact.

Empathize → Define → Ideate → Prototype → Test → Deliver

2.2 / Empathy Mapping

I mapped what users thought, saw, said, and did.

Spoiler: it was a mess of emails, PDFs, and “Hey, did we get that doc?” moments.

2.3 / Journey Mapping

I broke the vendor experience down into key stages:

From onboarding → documentation → compliance → payout.

At every step, I asked: How can I make this easier, faster, and clearer

2.4 / User Persona

I designed this dashboard with her (and her sanity) in mind.

Meet Anjali, a Vendor Ops Manager juggling compliance checks, document chaos, and constant follow-ups.

03 / Information Architecture

Before designing screens, I structured the experience.
The layout includes:
  • Vendor Overview
  • Onboarding Timeline
  • Document Vault
  • Activity Feed
  • Risk Flags
  • Payout History
Everything exactly where users need it.

04 / Mood Board

I aimed for:
  • Clean grids

  • Neutral tones with meaningful highlights

  • Familiar patterns that reduce the learning curve

My visual direction was inspired by modern, minimal enterprise dashboards.

05 / Wireframes

I used low-fidelity wireframes to quickly validate layout logic, content hierarchy, and core user flows.
Early alignment helped avoid wasted cycles later.

06 / High-Fidelity UI

This is where the product came to life.
I designed:
  • A visual onboarding tracker with clear status indicators
  • A smart document vault with tagging, expiry alerts & versioning
  • A payout dashboard with clarity and filters built-in
  • Risk flags to surface critical issues proactively
The entire interface was built to be clean, responsive, and scalable.

07 / Handoff

I Ensured a smooth developer handoff through:

  • Dev-ready Figma files with annotations

  • Clickable interactive prototypes

  • Style and component tokens shared via Zeplin/Notion

7.1 / Style Guides

From typography choices and spacing rules to layout grids and component structure, I ensured every visual decision was intentional and consistent. This created a strong foundation for scalable design.

Color tokens, icon sets, and interactive states were all carefully documented — giving developers clarity and reducing implementation guesswork.

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Headlines:

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Paragraphs:

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7.2 / Tailwind Breakpoints

I implemented Tailwind’s responsive breakpoints to ensure the dashboard looked and performed seamlessly across devices. By leveraging utility classes like
sm, md, lg, and xl,
I created a fluid layout that adapts naturally from tablet to widescreen. This approach made the design system truly responsive — without adding complexity.

Web App (1536 px)

Grid : 12
Type : Stretch
width : 90 px
Gutter : 30 Px

Web App (1280 px)

Grid : 12
Type : Stretch
width : 60 px
Gutter : 30 Px

Tablet (768 px)

Grid : 8
Type : Stretch
Margin : 24 px
Gutter : 30 Px

Mobile (360 px)

Grid : 4
Type : Stretch
Margin : 16 px
Gutter : 20 Px

7.3 / Design System

I created a reusable design system including:

  • Buttons (Primary, Secondary, Disabled States)

  • Form Elements (Input, Select, Validation States)

  • Cards, Tables, Tags, Tabs

  • Status Indicators with color-coded logic

  • Notifications & Toast Components

This system reduces design debt and accelerates new feature rollouts.

08 / The Outcome

The new vendor dashboard delivered measurable impact across teams — reducing onboarding time by 30%, cutting internal follow-ups by 70%, and achieving 90% adoption within just two weeks. By streamlining processes and surfacing critical insights, the design didn’t just solve operational pain points — it empowered teams to work smarter and scale faster.

30% faster vendor onboarding

70% fewer internal follow-ups

90% adoption within 2 weeks

A system designed to scale with the business

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