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Conhis System

: 2024担当: Front-end development & UI閲覧なし

A management platform built with Next.js, React and TypeScript, plus the LGS light-guiding station subsystem.

技術構成

What the platform is#

Conhis System is a management platform built with Next.js, React and TypeScript. The interface is responsive by construction, using Tailwind CSS together with shadcn/ui so the whole team shares one design vocabulary — from a single button all the way up to dense data tables.

How the front end is put together#

  • Treat shadcn/ui as the base layer and grow project-specific components on top of it, rather than restyling from scratch on every screen.
  • Design data tables that stay usable on small screens: collapse the columns nobody acts on, always keep the columns a decision depends on.
  • Keep server state separate from view state, so refreshing data never wipes out what the user is halfway through typing.
  • Handle errors the same way everywhere, so users get a predictable message instead of an empty screen.

A second piece of the work, built together with the team, is the LGS (light-guiding station) subsystem: indicator lights point an operator at the exact storage slot to pick from. It required software and on-site hardware to be brought into agreement at the same time.

  • Establish shared components and theming for reuse across the platform
  • Make the core management screens workable on the tablets used on the floor
  • Wire the LGS subsystem into the operators existing workflow
  • Keep folding in usability fixes as they come back from the floor

Support after handover#

A system is not finished when it reaches production. It is finished when the people using it stop needing to call you.
From supporting the system both on site and remotely
AreaContribution
Front endBuilt the screens with Next.js, React and TypeScript
InterfaceResponsive UI design with Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui
LGS subsystemBuilt the light-guiding station together with the team
SupportOn-site and remote support to keep the system stable