
Nextore – Designing a Scalable UX for Wholesale SaaS
A comprehensive redesign of a B2B distribution platform, transforming a fragmented suite of tools into a cohesive, modern experience with a scalable design system at its core.
CLIENT
Nextore is a B2B program specially designed for small, medium, and large distributors in wholesale. It covers the entire trading process - from promotion and sales to ordering and distribution.
ROLE
Led end-to-end UX and product design, from research and strategy through design system creation and platform-wide implementation.
THE CHALLENGE
Nextore reached a stage where rapid expansion led the UI to naturally follow backend structure and data logic. While this ensured stability and feature completeness, it also meant some screens were shaped more by technical architecture than by user flow or cognitive load.
This created a strategic opportunity: to realign the interface with user needs, unify patterns across modules, and introduce a design system that supported both scalability and speed.
GOAL
Bring a unified structure and clear interaction patterns to a rapidly evolving, data-heavy platform by translating backend complexity into intuitive workflows that remain powerful for professionals while becoming more approachable for smaller retailers.
FOUNDATION
Built a comprehensive design system from the ground up, establishing shared language and patterns that would scale across the entire platform and mobile app.
Instead of designing components in isolation, the system was shaped directly through real product work—turning fragmented interfaces into consistent, reusable patterns. This approach created immediate impact: faster feature delivery, fewer one-off design decisions, and a more predictable experience for users as the product continued to grow.
Tokens & Fundamentals
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8px spacing system with clear hierarchy
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Semantic color palette with accessibility in mind
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Type scale optimized for data-heavy interfaces
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Comprehensive icon library and guidelines
Core components
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Data tables with sorting, filtering, pagination
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Form inputs, validation, and error states
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Navigation patterns and breadcrumbs
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Tags, badges, and status indicators
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Empty states and loading patterns
PLATFORM REDESIGN
The platform redesign was shaped through ongoing conversations with users and close collaboration with the development team. The goal was to find the right balance between the depth required by complex wholesale operations and an interface that feels clear, predictable, and efficient in daily use. Every change focused on supporting real workflows rather than exposing system logic.
B2B BUYER APP
The original buyer app tried to replicate the full desktop experience on mobile, creating a cramped, overwhelming interface. We reimagined it as a focused ordering tool optimized for buyers on the move.
The buyer app was redesigned to prioritize speed, clarity, and accessibility for users ordering on the go. Rather than mirroring the desktop ERP, the experience blends familiar ecommerce browsing patterns with the efficiency of delivery apps, creating a flow that feels instantly understandable.
LEARNINGS
The biggest challenge wasn't just making things look better—it was preserving the power that experienced users relied on while making the platform approachable for newcomers. By building a solid design system foundation and iterating closely with users, we created an experience that scales from simple ordering to complex distribution workflows.
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