SKU Compliance Dashboard UX/UI Redesign


TIMELINE          
                     
February — May 2026 (apprenticeship)
ROLE

Product Designer
UX / UI Designer
UX Researcher

TEAM

Christina Koo
Kyle Hao
Jojo Jiang
Grace Lam (Startup Co-Founder)
TOOLS

Figma
Figma Make
ChatGPT
Claude Code
Adobe  After Effects
                           

CONTEXT
    
Neta AI is an AI-powered packaging intelligence platform used by enterprise consumer brands and e-commerce companies to manage packaging compliance (e.g., EPR, PFAS, recycability rules and identify cost-reduction opportunities.). Our team focused on redesigning the interface of SKU Compliance Dashboard, which is where the user can see the compliances by jurisdition, and a detailed overview of each SKU.


DESIGN CHALLENGE

How might we design a SKU-level compliance experience that allows users to instantly understand compliance status and required actions across hundreds or thousands of product SKUs?    


PREVIOUS VERSION


There is a lack of visual hierarchy across the SKU Compliance and dashboard page, making it unclear for users to see SKUs status, required actions, and jurisdictions for each SKU.


DESIGN CHALLENGE


Our team established a cohesive design system for the Neta AI ecosystem, drawing inspiration from the existing demo site to create a consistent visual language across the platform.




We used Claude Code, ChatGPT, and Figma Make to rapidly prototype, test, and refine high-fidelity designs.


DESIGN CHALLENGE




The new SKU list view on the SKU Compliance Dashboard page emphasizes status level by color code, allowing users to immediately identify what SKUs to review.





DEMO









WEBSITE UI REDESIGN


DESIGN CHALLENGE
How might we redesign Neta AI's marketing website to clearly communicate our value, reflect our latest brand identity, and scale with content and product growth?




MOCKUPS








DESIGN CRITIQUE

Our team received feedback from AI startup founders representing Neta AI & Merble, and leading industry designers from Amazon and HelloRobo. Overall, this project was incredibly challenging yet rewarding. Through the process, I learned that collaboration is essential for developing ideas and bringing them to life. Working with others allowed us to build on each other's design strengths, refine our concepts, and create a stronger final outcome than we could have achieved individually.


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