Exponetix
Exponetix is an inventory-planning platform for marketplace sellers. I worked with the founder and a developer to turn a mathematical model into a usable product, alongside its public website.
Product UX/UI + Public website
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- Year
- 2025
- Industry
- E-commerce SaaS
- Contribution
- Product UX/UI + Public website
- Status
- In development
The problem to solve
The founder's inventory model needed an interface that sellers could understand: what information to provide, how to read the analysis and how to use a recommendation in their purchasing work.
My contribution
I worked with Konstantin Lavrov and a developer on the product. My contribution was UX/UI and AI-assisted frontend implementation: how people navigate, configure and interpret the platform. The underlying mathematical model was the founder's work.
- Domain research
- Product UX/UI
- Data visualisation
- Public website
- AI-assisted frontend
Team & collaboration
- Konstantin LavrovProject collaborator
Worked together on the Exponetix project, alongside a developer.
- Developer
Collaborated on product implementation. My own contribution focused on UX/UI and AI-assisted frontend work.
How the experience took shape.
Research
Use the seller's vocabulary
Input from Amazon and eBay sellers helped me understand the terms and figures they already use. That informed the interface language and information hierarchy.
Structure
Make setup feel manageable
I organised configuration as a guided sequence, with visible progress and status. The aim was to make a data-heavy task easier to follow without exposing all inputs at once.
Information design
Connect analysis to the next action
I designed views for understanding allocation and reviewing purchase recommendations. Visual summaries and more detailed tables support different levels of review.
Decisions → interface
What is shown publicly
The client's website publishes a simplified explanation and selected interface previews. No additional internal screens are included here.
Public website
Explain the path before asking for data
The public walkthrough pairs a short process explanation with a setup preview. This is the client's published example, not a live customer account.
Public website captured on 25 September 2026. Internal product screens and confidential details are not shown.
- Year
- 2025
- Contribution
- Product UX/UI + Public website
- Industry
- E-commerce SaaS
In development
Result & reflection
The product is in development. My work connects setup, analysis and recommendations, with implementation shared across the team.
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