Next project
RetailFlow POS
An intuitive retail checkout experience designed for everyday business operations.
Project overview
A compact retail checkout interface concept focused on speed and usability.
This is a concept created by Ganjina Studio. It was not commissioned by a client.
- Project type
- POS System
- Status
- Concept Demo
- Intended users
- Kiosks, cafés and small counters
- Platform
- Tablet at the counter
- Demonstrates
- Quick-item keypad, running ticket, single-screen flow
The challenge
A café with twelve products does not need a system built for a supermarket. Extra screens slow down the one thing the counter needs: taking the next order.
The design approach
Everything on one screen
Items, ticket and total are always visible. No navigation to learn.
Keys sized like a calculator
A fixed grid of large keys that staff can use without looking.
Nothing optional on screen
Features that are not used every hour are left out on purpose.
Feature showcase
These describe the design intent of the concept.
Quick-item keypad
The most-sold items as large, fixed keys.
Running ticket
The current order listed beside the keys.
One-tap total
The total and the pay action share one prominent area.
Across devices
- Tablet
Platform scope
A single-screen tablet concept. It is deliberately smaller than RetailFlow: no inventory views and no reporting.
Design Preview
Design Preview
This project is a visual concept. The screens on this page are design previews, not a working application.
Technology
No production technology is listed for this visual concept — the stack would be chosen to fit a real project’s requirements.
Want Something Like This?
Let's discuss a solution designed around your business.
Discuss Your Project