NAVEXA

Retail company with multiple warehouse sites. An interactive warehouse workspace for inventory, connected storage paths, robot tasks, and operational site details.

Reconstructed from the visible product and recorded scope. It does not add undisclosed client facts or measured outcomes.

Inventory, stock movements, and automation tasks were visible by location but not as one connected operating picture. Deviations were identified too late.

Storage locations, stock movements, and automation needed to be understandable at a glance without removing operational depth.

Warehouse coordinators, inventory teams, site leads, and automation operators move between network overview, storage detail, and robot task.

• Role: Product design and frontend
• Focus: Warehouse operations and inventory control
• Status: Implemented client system · anonymized

Two locations narrow to a site and storage path, then to inventory movement and the operational detail of an automation task.

The route connects overview, decision, and detail so that state changes and handoffs remain traceable.

NAVEXA creates a cross-site overview and connects top-level metrics to individual storage locations and robot tasks. Exceptions can be reviewed in their operational context.

• Use the warehouse map as orientation.
• Reveal details while site status remains visible.
• Connect stock, movement, position, and automation through place.

The system logic centres on Warehouse operations and inventory control. Critical states remain visible at the point of work.

• Selection has an active state and return path.
• Compact panels preserve spatial overview.
• Illustrative stock and robot states are not live telemetry.

Review moves from multi-site overview to storage detail and back, checking place, stock, movement, and task context in empty, dense, desktop, and mobile states.

The interactive project view provides an inspectable state for the interface, navigation, and visible rules.

A connected warehouse map with selectable sites and storage locations, compact detail panels, and clear routes into each workflow.

The project view shows movement between overall control and detailed analysis without losing context.

The anonymised model does not infer throughput, stock accuracy, connected hardware, or automation results.