I rebuilt a cluttered, desktop-only inventory tool into Kata, a dark-theme catalog manager merchants can run entirely from their phone.
E-commerce merchants struggle to manage complex catalogs, inventory and SKUs on the go.
A mobile-first, dark-theme catalog manager with flexible views, alerts and in-flow product creation.
A scalable platform for building, analyzing and sharing interactive catalogs across devices.
Three decisions that turn a dense catalog workflow into a clear, confident mobile experience.
A persistent top toggle lets people switch between Grid, List and Detail views of the same catalog.
Merchants think about their catalogs differently. One structure works for visual brands and wholesale distributors alike.
An Account panel groups identity details (name, role, email) and workspace defaults into clean inputs and dropdowns.
Saved default views and sorting remove repetitive setup every time the app opens, and adapt it to each person's role.
Product creation lives in a bottom sheet instead of a full page, with fields grouped into core info, pricing and inventory, and categories.
The catalog stays visible behind the sheet, so people keep their context and can add several SKUs quickly.
A data-heavy app on mobile needs a strict type hierarchy. Monospace-style figures keep prices, SKUs and stock levels easy to scan.
The neon accent guides the eye to primary actions, from the floating action button to Save changes, without overwhelming the screen.
Multi-select in List view, so merchants can change prices, categories or priority for dozens of items at once.
A light analytics tab showing top-converting items and the most frequent stock-outs over the last 30 days.
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