As part of the redesign process, I created a prototype in Figma to guide the improvements and ensure consistency across all elements without completely changing the existing layout.

When I took over the GUI, it required targeted adjustments, as it had initially been assembled solely by developers without a consistent design approach. I meticulously reviewed and adjusted spacing and alignment, developed a cohesive color scheme for buttons and other interface elements, and designed consistent form fields—such as inputs and dropdowns—covering all necessary states like disabled, enabled, and visited. These improvements helped create a more intuitive and user-friendly experience, while preserving the original layout’s structure.

I then refined the table logic to ensure it was accessible and usable on smaller screens, significantly improving the overall responsiveness and usability.

Finally, I conducted an extensive quality assurance round to ensure that the redesigned GUI met all functional and design requirements. This involved systematically checking all buttons, links, and user interactions to ensure they worked as expected. I also thoroughly tested key functionalities, such as product synchronization, order processing, and other critical workflows.

In addition, I carefully reviewed all implemented changes to verify that they matched the planned adjustments and design specifications. Throughout the process, I documented every issue and potential improvement in a Trello board, following the Kanban methodology to prioritize and assign tasks efficiently to the development team for resolution.