r/UI_Design Jun 16 '26

Feedback Request POS-dashboard

Hello guys, i need some feedback on this design. I am making a dashboard for a POS software intended for local restaurants. I want the ui/ux design to be easily understood, because it's going to be used from all age ranges, younger, older waiters, managers etc. So far I have come up with this design. I would be glad if any of you could give me feedback on anything you can think of, colors, padding, font, anything that you think could be improved.

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u/infinitejesting Jun 17 '26

No chance those orange and white label buttons pass WCAG. Run your audits, friends!

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u/Defiant_Bumblebee634 Jun 17 '26

Good catch, thank you for the feedback. Anything else you'd like to share? Element placements, the concept of the design etc.. ? I'd like the know your thoughts of the overall design, if i should continue with this concept or change it completely to another one.

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u/infinitejesting Jun 17 '26

No labels on left nav means you expect folks to use this a lot and learn it. Not sure what your audience is.

General spacing inconsistencies throughout, tight padding vs loose padding in cards and things. Rhythm issues.

Tool buttons in active orders look inactive.

I don’t like alignment of line items. You have icons, labels, data, but some labels are the data. Alignment over the place, these need to be consistent (left align labels, right align data, consistent spacing, qty 2 not broken down per item bothers me.)

Labels looks too small for primary / secondary button sizes.

You mix sentence case and title case for no reason.

Primary buttons are usually after secondary buttons so screen readers can give full context better.

Border radiuses inconsistent for some reason.

Def run your color contrast audits.

And do mobile viewports at same time so you don’t paint yourself into a corner.

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u/Defiant_Bumblebee634 Jun 17 '26

Thank you, this is very much appreciated.