SKSR
Corporate portal for employees
Corporate portal for employees
Corporate portal for employees
Corporate portal for employees
Design Concept
We defined the shortcomings of ready-made solutions (Bitrix, amoCRM, MegaPlan). We made a list of what is missing and what needs to be transferred from the old version of the portal.
Home Page
We added a vertical employee panel on the left, so that tasks in progress, upcoming events, and to-dos are nearby.
Alternative Navigation
We discussed 3 main navigation options and settled on a horizontal menu to save more screen space.
Employee Profile
In the profile, we placed navigation to internal sections on the left — in a familiar and intuitive location. We added a column for important widgets on the right, which the user can customize.
Quick Chats
For quick messaging, we created a fixed panel on the right, similar to Bitrix, because the client liked it in Bitrix and it was already implemented in the old version. Chats are displayed in a pop-up window, with all the familiar messenger functions.
Mobile Version
In the mobile version, we retained all the functionality of the desktop version, with the menu placed at the top and the header containing a calendar and notifications, highlighting unread events.
Dark Theme
Employees will use the site daily, so for convenience, we implemented a dark theme for comfortable usage at any time of day.
Alternative Option
Since the design is based on components and variables in Figma, creating a dark theme only takes a couple of days. The systematic approach speeds up not only the creation of the dark theme but also the layout assembly for scaling the project in the future.
Palette and Contrast Points
We calculated the color palette and defined the main shades for use. It is crucial to adhere to the minimum necessary contrast values for ease of perception.
Project Typography
We used free Google fonts that are well-suited for web applications and optimized for large texts. We created font sets for different screen sizes to adapt text size based on screen width.
UI Kit
We created a base of necessary components from which design layouts were assembled. The project includes buttons, fields, modal windows, cards, navigation, lists, tables, and more.
UI Component States
We provided the necessary states for main UI elements so that frontend developers have no questions about how the user interface should behave in various situations.
Systematic Design Approach
We assemble layouts on autolayout. Figma includes variables for dimensions and colors.
Design Concept
We defined the shortcomings of ready-made solutions (Bitrix, amoCRM, MegaPlan). We made a list of what is missing and what needs to be transferred from the old version of the portal.
Home Page
We added a vertical employee panel on the left, so that tasks in progress, upcoming events, and to-dos are nearby.
Alternative Navigation
We discussed 3 main navigation options and settled on a horizontal menu to save more screen space.
Employee Profile
In the profile, we placed navigation to internal sections on the left — in a familiar and intuitive location. We added a column for important widgets on the right, which the user can customize.
Quick Chats
For quick messaging, we created a fixed panel on the right, similar to Bitrix, because the client liked it in Bitrix and it was already implemented in the old version. Chats are displayed in a pop-up window, with all the familiar messenger functions.
Mobile Version
In the mobile version, we retained all the functionality of the desktop version, with the menu placed at the top and the header containing a calendar and notifications, highlighting unread events.
Dark Theme
Employees will use the site daily, so for convenience, we implemented a dark theme for comfortable usage at any time of day.
Alternative Option
Since the design is based on components and variables in Figma, creating a dark theme only takes a couple of days. The systematic approach speeds up not only the creation of the dark theme but also the layout assembly for scaling the project in the future.
Palette and Contrast Points
We calculated the color palette and defined the main shades for use. It is crucial to adhere to the minimum necessary contrast values for ease of perception.
Project Typography
We used free Google fonts that are well-suited for web applications and optimized for large texts. We created font sets for different screen sizes to adapt text size based on screen width.
UI Kit
We created a base of necessary components from which design layouts were assembled. The project includes buttons, fields, modal windows, cards, navigation, lists, tables, and more.
UI Component States
We provided the necessary states for main UI elements so that frontend developers have no questions about how the user interface should behave in various situations.
Systematic Design Approach
We assemble layouts on autolayout. Figma includes variables for dimensions and colors.
Design Concept
We defined the shortcomings of ready-made solutions (Bitrix, amoCRM, MegaPlan). We made a list of what is missing and what needs to be transferred from the old version of the portal.
Home Page
We added a vertical employee panel on the left, so that tasks in progress, upcoming events, and to-dos are nearby.
Alternative Navigation
We discussed 3 main navigation options and settled on a horizontal menu to save more screen space.
Employee Profile
In the profile, we placed navigation to internal sections on the left — in a familiar and intuitive location. We added a column for important widgets on the right, which the user can customize.
Quick Chats
For quick messaging, we created a fixed panel on the right, similar to Bitrix, because the client liked it in Bitrix and it was already implemented in the old version. Chats are displayed in a pop-up window, with all the familiar messenger functions.
Mobile Version
In the mobile version, we retained all the functionality of the desktop version, with the menu placed at the top and the header containing a calendar and notifications, highlighting unread events.
Dark Theme
Employees will use the site daily, so for convenience, we implemented a dark theme for comfortable usage at any time of day.
Alternative Option
Since the design is based on components and variables in Figma, creating a dark theme only takes a couple of days. The systematic approach speeds up not only the creation of the dark theme but also the layout assembly for scaling the project in the future.
Palette and Contrast Points
We calculated the color palette and defined the main shades for use. It is crucial to adhere to the minimum necessary contrast values for ease of perception.
Project Typography
We used free Google fonts that are well-suited for web applications and optimized for large texts. We created font sets for different screen sizes to adapt text size based on screen width.
UI Kit
We created a base of necessary components from which design layouts were assembled. The project includes buttons, fields, modal windows, cards, navigation, lists, tables, and more.
UI Component States
We provided the necessary states for main UI elements so that frontend developers have no questions about how the user interface should behave in various situations.
Systematic Design Approach
We assemble layouts on autolayout. Figma includes variables for dimensions and colors.
Design Concept
We defined the shortcomings of ready-made solutions (Bitrix, amoCRM, MegaPlan). We made a list of what is missing and what needs to be transferred from the old version of the portal.
Home Page
We added a vertical employee panel on the left, so that tasks in progress, upcoming events, and to-dos are nearby.
Alternative Navigation
We discussed 3 main navigation options and settled on a horizontal menu to save more screen space.
Employee Profile
In the profile, we placed navigation to internal sections on the left — in a familiar and intuitive location. We added a column for important widgets on the right, which the user can customize.
Quick Chats
For quick messaging, we created a fixed panel on the right, similar to Bitrix, because the client liked it in Bitrix and it was already implemented in the old version. Chats are displayed in a pop-up window, with all the familiar messenger functions.
Mobile Version
In the mobile version, we retained all the functionality of the desktop version, with the menu placed at the top and the header containing a calendar and notifications, highlighting unread events.
Dark Theme
Employees will use the site daily, so for convenience, we implemented a dark theme for comfortable usage at any time of day.
Alternative Option
Since the design is based on components and variables in Figma, creating a dark theme only takes a couple of days. The systematic approach speeds up not only the creation of the dark theme but also the layout assembly for scaling the project in the future.
Palette and Contrast Points
We calculated the color palette and defined the main shades for use. It is crucial to adhere to the minimum necessary contrast values for ease of perception.
Project Typography
We used free Google fonts that are well-suited for web applications and optimized for large texts. We created font sets for different screen sizes to adapt text size based on screen width.
UI Kit
We created a base of necessary components from which design layouts were assembled. The project includes buttons, fields, modal windows, cards, navigation, lists, tables, and more.
UI Component States
We provided the necessary states for main UI elements so that frontend developers have no questions about how the user interface should behave in various situations.
Systematic Design Approach
We assemble layouts on autolayout. Figma includes variables for dimensions and colors.
