Innexa
One platform connecting restaurants with the people and supplies they need. From hiring staff to sourcing vendors and raw materials.
(In development)
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My Role
The hospitality industry runs on relationships, not software.
Restaurant operators juggle hiring, vendor sourcing, and supply procurement across WhatsApp groups, phone calls, and spreadsheets. There's no system of record. No single place to post a need and get matched with the right person.
PROBLEM
Four pain points that break the workflow.
How do we give restaurants one place to post any need and connect the right staff or vendor every time?
SOLUTION
A three-sided platform built around one core action: post a need.
Innexa brings 3 distinct user types onto one platform, each with their own view, but connected through a shared marketplace of needs and offers.
PROCESS
Brand identity
Designed the Innexa logo and established the full brand identity (color palette, typography and tone) before touching a single screen. The brand needed to feel trusted and modern for operators who aren't used to SaaS products.
Low-fidelity wireframes
Sketched the entire system across all 3 user types: restaurant operators, vendors, and job seekers, mapping each journey from discovery through onboarding to core actions.
This was the stage where the architecture of a three-sided platform was figured out before any UI decisions were made.
Design System
Built a comprehensive design system that expressed the Innexa brand through every UI component (buttons, forms, cards, navigation, status states). The system had to stretch across 3 distinct dashboards while keeping the product feeling like one cohesive platform.
High-fidelity UI
Designed every screen across the full product, from the onboarding to the core dashboards. Each user type received a complete, context-appropriate experience built entirely from the design system.
Restaurant Dashboard: post requirements, recruit staff, track vendors
The applicants' view surfaces match score, resume, accept/reject and ability to message in one row.
Sourcing raw materials meant calling the same three vendors every time. We turned that into a structured RFQ flow with response tracking
Vendor: Browse needs, submit quotes, manage relationships
Job seeker: discover roles, review listings, apply directly
Interactive prototype
Prototyped the entire UI so every screen, state, and transition was fully clickable. The goal was a prototype that the development team could use directly as a build reference. No ambiguity in the handoff.
EXPECTED IMPACT
