React ERP Dashboard Design
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m kicking off development of an ERP system for a cold-chain logistics company and need the very first screen—the main dashboard—designed and built in React.
The goal of this dashboard is to let our operations team see, at a glance, every request that has been created, with the ability to dive into a detailed history for each one. The page should feel clean, load quickly, and be ready to plug into our back-end API once the data endpoints are finalised.
What I need from you
• A responsive React dashboard page styled with a modern component library (Material-UI or a comparable toolkit is fine).
• A “Detailed Request History” panel that lists all requests, supports quick filtering, and shows key fields (status, timestamps, location, etc.).
• A top-level visual summary for newly created requests—think small charts, counters or other at-a-glance elements that make trends obvious.
• Clear, well-organised code (ES6+, functional components, hooks) plus simple inline documentation so my dev team can extend it.
Once this first screen is in place, we’ll move on to inventory and broader reporting modules, so clean, reusable styling and component structure are important. If you have questions about our data model, design language or API format, let me know and I’ll provide whatever you need to get started.
The goal of this dashboard is to let our operations team see, at a glance, every request that has been created, with the ability to dive into a detailed history for each one. The page should feel clean, load quickly, and be ready to plug into our back-end API once the data endpoints are finalised.
What I need from you
• A responsive React dashboard page styled with a modern component library (Material-UI or a comparable toolkit is fine).
• A “Detailed Request History” panel that lists all requests, supports quick filtering, and shows key fields (status, timestamps, location, etc.).
• A top-level visual summary for newly created requests—think small charts, counters or other at-a-glance elements that make trends obvious.
• Clear, well-organised code (ES6+, functional components, hooks) plus simple inline documentation so my dev team can extend it.
Once this first screen is in place, we’ll move on to inventory and broader reporting modules, so clean, reusable styling and component structure are important. If you have questions about our data model, design language or API format, let me know and I’ll provide whatever you need to get started.
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