Work I built myself
from thefirst screen
to the numbers that must add up

Screen 01 · All-branch overview

Bookings, staff, money and where the shop is losing out — all on one screen

Today’s sales against the same day last week and against target — the gold bar shows 81% of the ฿40,000 goal reached, with no mental arithmetic needed

• 38 bookings today 24 finished — both the count and the progress are visible
• 7 in service now 3 rooms free — you instantly know whether you can take more walk-ins
• ฿8,760 in accumulated therapist pay for 16 therapists — the amount to pay at the end of the day is already calculated

Screen 02 · What to check before closing

The system finds where the shop is losing out and explains it to the owner in plain language

The red bar at the bottom is the heart of this screen — "2 things the owner should check before closing". The system works out what they are, so nobody has to dig through reports

Screen 03 · Branch comparison

Which branch actually makes money — with sales figures and reasons customers are being lost

Both branches sit side by side on revenue, bookings and therapist pay, and the system writes a one-line summary

• Therapists currently working: 13/16 · Rooms in use: 9/12 — you can see whether the bottleneck is people or rooms
• "Nimman has higher sales, but lost 3 evening customers because there were not enough therapists" — the system turns it into a sentence the owner can act on, such as moving a therapist from the other branch for the evening

Screen 01 · Home page

Black and rose gold to match the brand, not a template everyone uses

A serif headline, "One set, day and night", with the real product as the hero. The promo price and the chat button are on the first screen — no scrolling to find them

• Original and discounted prices on the same line — 2,500 down to 1,390 with free shipping. Customers see the value before they tap anything
• A scrolling feature strip — Paraben-free · Reef-safe · SPF 50 PA+++, readable without opening another page
• Slide 03/03 is numbered — customers can tell what else there is to view without guessing

Screen 02 · Telling the product story

A "Morning / Night" toggle shows customers how it is actually used

The set has two items used at different times. Instead of a long explanation, I made it a toggle so people can see what each part of the day involves — "a routine short enough to actually do every day"

Screen 01 · Today at a glance

Open it and you know how the day is going

Net sales, number of bills, commission percentage and the total commission owed to technicians, all on one screen. Below that are the upcoming bookings with the technician and station assigned

Screen 02 · Today’s bookings

Today’s bookings, ordered by time and technician

This screen is designed for front-desk staff to use while the customer is standing in front of them, so it must be easy to read and need as few taps as possible

• Filter to a single technicianso they can see their own bookings without scrolling past everyone else’s
• Each card states its status clearly — booked / arrived / in progress / finished
• Tied to a table, chair or bed so bookings cannot clash in the first place

Screen 03 · Bill details

One bill, several services, several technicians — the money split is worked out

Each line shows the full price, the discounted price and who performed the service. At the bottom of the bill, the system lists the amount allocated to each technician, then checks that the bill total and the allocated total match exactly

Screen 01 · The car park staff view

Booking → entry → exit, with the data carried along

When car park staff take a booking, they do not yet have all the information: the customer has not arrived and the parking ticket has not been issued. The system therefore does not require every field to be filled in at the start

• At booking timethe ticket number can be left blank and the ticket is linked to that booking once the customer arrives
• When the car leaves, the systemcalculates the charge from the actual time parked
• All four steps form one continuous process. Car park staff enter the information once, and the back office can use it immediately

Screen 02 · The finance view

The other role sees only the money

Switch to the other view and you get the back office — income this year, expenses this year, the balance, and the number of customers on record, with a six-month income-versus-expense chart