User Roles The business process involved multiple users, each performing various actions. The designs needed to accommodate different views for each role. In some cases, a single role could perform multiple functions, requiring an option for role switching. A dedicated Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) exercise was conducted to define the scope of each role and the extent of access granted to them. Volume of Information Certain screens were required to display large volumes of information, necessitating the development of strategies to manage these cases. The challenge was to maintain a simple and clean product design, with appropriate whitespace, while effectively managing the substantial amount of information. Development Challenges For specific screens, such as the work plan, which needed to display a list of items alongside a Gantt chart to show progress and action items, it was challenging to achieve the desired user interface with the available technical libraries. As a result, I had to redesign the screens to align with the capabilities of the technology stack. Collaboration with the front-end development team was essential to implement the design in the most efficient manner possible. Libraries & Tables Several screens required the listing of cards with multiple values, with functionality for filtering and sorting the listings. To meet these requirements, multi-level filtering was incorporated, allowing users to select parent categories followed by child categories. Close collaboration with the business analyst was necessary to fully understand the requirements and design the components accordingly.