Selected Work

POS System — Restaurant Management Platform Landing Page

A complete multi-page landing site for a restaurant POS system — featuring online ordering, CRM, kitchen display, and analytics solutions. Delivered end-to-end: logo design, UI/UX, content creation, and frontend development with Nuxt 3 and Tailwind CSS. Solo project under a very tight deadline.

Tech Stack

Nuxt 3 Vue.js Tailwind CSS Logo Design UI/UX Visual Assets Content Strategy Multi-language (i18n) Responsive Design Git

POS System — Restaurant Management Platform Landing Page

I was tasked with creating the entire web presence for a restaurant POS system from scratch and I mean everything. From designing the logo to writing the content to building the frontend, this was a true end-to-end solo project delivered under an extremely tight deadline. The platform offers an all-in-one software suite for restaurants: online food ordering system, restaurant POS (desktop software), CRM solution (tablet optimized), kitchen display for streamlined operations, customer display for enhanced experience, back office management tools, and real-time analytics dashboard. The landing page needed to communicate a lot of information clearly multiple products targeting different business types (food & drink, retail, services) with extensive feature lists. I designed a clean, modern interface with a warm yellow and dark color scheme that feels professional yet approachable. Key sections include the hero with order analytics visualization, trusted restaurants social proof, comprehensive POS features breakdown (multi-location support, payment methods, receipts, discounts, refunds, item variants), product showcase cards, and business type targeting. The design uses consistent iconography and card-based layouts to make complex information digestible. Built with Nuxt 3 and Tailwind CSS for performance and rapid development. Multi-language support ensures broader market reach.

My Tasks

Delivered the complete project solo from concept to deployment
Designed the logo and established the brand identity (yellow/dark color scheme)
Created the full UI/UX design from scratch
Designed custom visual assets including the hero section with analytics mockups
Wrote all content: headlines, product descriptions, feature explanations
Built the frontend using Nuxt 3 and Tailwind CSS
Developed multiple pages: home, features, business types, products, contact
Created comprehensive feature sections for POS capabilities (payments, receipts, multi-location, discounts, etc.)
Built product showcase cards (Point of Sale, Back Office, Dashboard, Kitchen Display, Customer Display)
Designed business targeting sections (Food & Drink, Retail, Services)
Implemented multi-language support
Ensured responsive design across all devices
Delivered everything within a very tight deadline

What I Learned

Technical Growth: This project reinforced my ability to build comprehensive, information-dense landing pages that remain clean and scannable. Organizing extensive feature lists (POS has dozens of capabilities) into digestible card layouts taught me about visual hierarchy and progressive disclosure — showing users what they need without overwhelming them.
Designing the logo alongside the website helped me understand how brand identity flows through every design decision. The yellow accent color chosen for the logo became the CTA color, icon highlights, and visual anchors throughout the site — creating cohesion.
Soft Skills & Professional Growth: This was the most complete "from zero" project I've delivered: logo, brand, content, design, code. Owning every layer taught me how decisions cascade a logo color choice affects button design affects hover states affects the overall feel.
The extremely tight deadline pushed my prioritization skills further. I learned to identify the "must-have" pages and sections versus "nice-to-have" polish. The hero section and product cards got the most attention because they're what visitors see first and remember.
Creating content for a technical product (POS systems) for a non-technical audience (restaurant owners) taught me to translate features into benefits. "Multiple payment methods" becomes "Whether it's cash or card — you will have a choice." That shift in perspective makes copy connect.