CONTROL PANEL

Work Projects

Order Fulfillment

Project Role: Director


The contronl panel is SimplePart's back-end tool that allows dealers to fulfill orders, view their site performance metrics, data, and more. It was one of the first things built into the platform when SimplePart was founded, and as such, many of the screens have needed updates to modernize them. The order fulfillment screen, one of the most-used screens in our dealer-facing control panel, was also one of the most out of date. So when our team launched an initiative to start updating the UX and UI of the control panel, this was the natural starting point. This project was a drastic redesign from the previous layout, focused on being fully responsive (a first for our control panel), allowing users to do more on one single page, and addressing dealer suggestions and feedback.

Order Details

Project Role: Director


As a sister to the order fulfillment page, the order details page displays all of the information for a specific order if the dealers need more detail than what is presented on the fulfillment screen. The new design for this page utilizes many of the same components from its higher-level sister page, but allowing users to jump back and forth between sections easily with docked navigation to help streamline their order fulfillment process.

Reports Dashboard

Project Role: Director


On the other end of the spectrum, one of the lesser used pages in our control panel is our reports daskboard, allowing dealers to view hundreds of reports about their site performance, sales, program trends, and more. However, the previous page was essentially a long list of reports that the dealer had to browse. This project focused on driving more traffic to this page to help educate and incentivize dealers to increase their performance. The design employs gamification and tooltip-like elements to ease intimidation and density of information.

Component Guide & Minor Pages

Project Role: Director


SimplePart's control panel also contains a large number of pages that serve a single function for a specific subset of users. As a part of the projects above, the team developed a component guide that details how to properly carry forward components and elements that had already been built, to make the updating of these smaller, single-function pages like our coupon management screen much faster, both from a design and development perspective.