A streamlined POS dashboard designed for speed and clarity — built for cashiers working under time pressure during every transaction.
A point-of-sale interface is used hundreds of times a day, often by staff who didn't choose the software and won't read a manual. The design has to be learnable in minutes and fast enough to keep a checkout line moving.
This dashboard prioritizes large, thumb-friendly tap targets, a visible running total at all times, and a category structure that gets cashiers to any item in two taps or fewer.
Many POS interfaces cram too many actions onto one screen, forcing cashiers to hunt for items mid-transaction. That hesitation slows checkout lines and increases ring-up errors.
Design a dashboard where the most-used actions — item search, category browsing, and checkout — are always one tap away, with a totals panel that never leaves view.
The result is a dashboard that favors clarity over density — fewer screens, bigger targets, and a total that's never out of sight.
This case study covers the highlights — the full gallery on Behance includes the complete screen set and detail breakdowns.