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Clean structure. ERP dashboards get complex fast — especially with filtering, exports, and real-time metrics. Curious how you handled data fetching and state management at scale?
We are using convex so almost 80% of the problems of caching, data fetching, state management are gone
Nice — Convex does remove a lot of client-side orchestration overhead.
Are you leaning fully into its reactive queries for real-time updates, or layering additional control for heavier ERP workflows?
it's mix of both but mostly reactive queries.
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The lime against black and grey keeps these components readable. The stacked bar chart is a nice touch. Are the toggles a custom set or built on an existing kit?
After absolutely it's more practical 🎉🎉🔥🔥
Designed a tech stack and toolkit section for a web design and development agency.
The goal was to present the technologies and creative tools behind the agency's work in a clean, structured, and easy-to-explore layout.
A clear visual hierarchy, grid-based layout, subtle dividers, and teal accents keep everything consistent with the overall brand identity.
For agencies and SaaS founders, a website should do more than look good. It should communicate expertise, build trust, and make it easy for potential clients to understand what you offer.
That's the thinking I bring to every design.
Designed in Figma.
The grid dividers keep the tool list easy to scan. Nice restraint with the teal.