DEPOT Clickable prototype · Sep 2026 Design and UX review build

Multi-tier POS
and inventory

Twelve working screens across four tiers — supplier, warehouse, store, counter — wired together so you can follow a single crate from a supplier's lorry to a customer's receipt. Tables are editable, totals recalculate, the till sells, and every document downloads.
Sample data throughout: 2 distribution centres,
9 stores, Mon 14 Sep 2026.
Name, locations and currency are placeholders.
Read this first

Every screen has an Explain this screen button in the bar at the foot of the window. Turn it on once and it stays on — numbered markers appear over the screen and a panel tells you what each part does and why. The A / B / C buttons beside it re-theme the entire prototype into three different visual directions.

Open the written walkthrough

Four journeys

Each one is a sequence. Start anywhere; the bar at the foot of every screen carries you to the next step.

Reference

The sheets behind the screens.

What is actually working

So nobody has to guess which parts are pictures.
Numbers are computed, not drawn

Type into a receiving line, an allocation cell or a drawer denomination and every downstream figure moves — variance, days of cover, van capacity, the commit panel. Where a screen states a reason, the reason recalculates too.

The till really sells

Search the catalogue, build a basket, split payment across cash and mobile money, take the till offline mid-sale, and finish on a tax invoice and an 80mm receipt built from that basket.

Every document downloads

Goods-received notes, transfer notes, the tax invoice, the thermal receipt and the shift Z-report — as PDF, HTML, plain text or CSV. Nothing is a screenshot.

Three things still waiting on you

The name. “Depot” is a placeholder — change it in one file and it changes on every screen and every printed document. The locations. Dhaka and Chattogram are stand-ins for wherever the real stores are. The currency. Everything is in ৳ BDT; the reference screenshot showed MYR, so say the word and it switches. None of the three is baked into more than one place.