I was brought in as a freelance UI/UX consultant to redesign a POS system used by a wide range of small and medium-sized businesses. The client wanted to evolve the product from a basic, web-based tool into a fast, scalable Android application that could support retail shops, cafés, small grocery stores, and boutique businesses.
The project focused on restructuring confusing workflows, improving speed, and building a flexible interface that could scale with new features and business types.
Verifone (Israel)
2025
UI/UX Design Consultant
I mapped all existing flows and highlighted friction points. The redesign focused on the most critical day-to-day processes:
simplified the steps, improved hierarchy, and reduced the number of repeated actions. Information was grouped more logically so cashiers could find what they needed quickly.
Several missing features were added to increase flexibility and match real business needs:
I introduced small but meaningful micro-interactions:
These moments helped make the system friendlier and easier to learn.
To support long-term scalability, I built a small but robust component library:
This allowed the engineering team to maintain consistency and ship updates faster.
I introduced small but meaningful micro-interactions:
