E-commerce Analytics & Product Management

E-commerce Analytics & Product Management Mobile App

When you're running an online store across multiple markets, you're pinching into a desktop dashboard on your phone to find total sales, jumping to a separate tool to check stock levels, then guessing which product is actually driving revenue this month. Most e-commerce admin tools treat mobile as an afterthought. The analytics are there, but the layout collapses into tiny text and horizontal scrolling that makes a quick decision impossible on the go.

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗦𝗼𝗹𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: We designed ShopTrack, a clean e-commerce analytics and product management mobile app built for online store owners and e-commerce managers who need sales data, inventory status, and product operations accessible from one screen. The layout stays white and typographic throughout; a line chart for revenue trends, a dot map for geographic orders, and card-based product rows keep every number in context without crowding the screen. No switching to desktop, no separate inventory tool, no re-logging into a second platform to add a product.

𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘄𝗲 𝗳𝗼𝗰𝘂𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗼𝗻:

Total Sales Chart: The 6-month line chart (Jan–Jun) shows $18,750.63 total with a +10.15 green growth badge and an $8,836 callout pin at the May peak. Revenue trends and the best month are readable before scrolling down.

Orders Across the Globe Map: The dot-matrix world map shows 6,500 total orders with a flag-pinned country breakdown: United States 52% · 3,310 orders and Germany 28% · 1,754 orders displayed as progress bars beneath the map; top markets are traceable without opening a separate report.

Product List with Per-Item Analytics: Each product card shows brand, active status badge, price, sold units, stock count, and a 6-month sparkline, such as the Leather Tote Bag (Zara) at $29.56 / 1,700 units sold / 1,654 stock and the Air Max 270 (Nike) at $150.00 / 290 units sold / 349 stock; inventory health and sales velocity are on the same row; nothing requires opening the product.

Four-Tab Product Filter: All Products / Top Selling / Trending / New tabs sit above the product list; switching views takes one tap without reloading the screen or losing scroll position.

Add Product Form: Single-scroll form covers Product Name, Description, Image Upload (JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, min. 1024×512 px), Color selector dropdown, Size checkbox grid (S / M / L / XL / XXL / XXXL), and Product ID. Every field a store manager needs to publish a new SKU, no desktop required.

Bottom Navigation: A four-tab bar, Home, Orders, Analytics, and Products, with Analytics and Products as the active tabs across the two main screens; the current section is always visible within thumb reach without hunting for a hamburger menu.

Tools: Figma.Jitter