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Designed and built a production dashboard with reusable data tables, filtering, live status states, and internal notes. The goal was to reduce manual coordination and give managers real-time visibility into throughput.

Managers were coordinating queue updates across spreadsheets, chat messages, and manual status checks, which made exceptions easy to miss during busy periods.

Owned the frontend architecture, dashboard UX, reusable table patterns, and API integration details from discovery through launch.

Mapped the daily operations flow, grouped screens by decision points, then shipped the dashboard in slices: queue visibility, exception handling, internal notes, and reporting.

Structured the app around typed data contracts, reusable status components, server-backed filtering, and a dashboard shell that can support additional operational modules.

The hardest part was making dense operational data readable without slowing down the team. The interface needed fast scanning, clear escalation states, and predictable filtering.

Reduced manual coordination by centralizing queue state, improved manager visibility, and gave teams a single source of truth for active operational work.

Next improvements would include richer audit trails, saved filter views, and automated alerts for stale or high-priority exceptions.