Your best-selling dish could be losing you money. That insight shaped my dashboard work on DineIQ, a restaurant analytics competition project. My challenge: turn complex analytics into clear, useful views. I approached it with focused Django dashboards, practical filters, and role-based access—helping managers explore their location’s menu performance and wastage together. My role covered full-stack integration, UI/UX, dashboards, and architecture. Built with synthetic competition data, DineIQ illustrates why sales volume alone doesn’t tell the full story. Better decisions start with better visibility. #FullStackDevelopment #Django #DataAnalytics

📱 Complex workflows need clear design.

For Target Finance, I designed a mobile app that helps retail employees create loan and installment applications and track responses from multiple banks in one place.

The challenge: bring detailed forms, five financial products and multiple bank statuses into an interface that’s easy to navigate.

✨ My approach across 33 screens:

- Guide users step by step: a 6-step application flow with a clear progress indicator. - Make the next action obvious: distinct entry points for each financial product. - Make statuses easy to scan: bank responses in one view with clear status indicators. - Help users find applications: search and filters by type and status. - Keep the experience consistent: one visual system across application, profile, bonus and support screens. 🎯 I turn complex requirements into structured, understandable interfaces. Every design decision focused on helping users understand what to enter, where their application stands and what to do next.

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Such a clear application overview.