Northwind

An e-commerce operations console: retention, orders, and revenue charts on one screen, with reorder-point stock alerts and a switch for unpublished dashboards.

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An e-commerce operations console: retention, orders, and revenue charts on one screen, with reorder-point stock alerts and a switch for unpublished dashboards.

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Build an admin console page for an e-commerce operations team called Northwind. Across the top, place four metric cards: revenue, orders, active users, and refund rate. The main area holds a weekly cohort retention table, a comparison chart of support load against order volume, and the weekly charts of revenue, orders, and refunds that the system aggregates automatically every Monday; every chart can be saved as an image with a right click, so numbers travel easily into reports. A sidebar carries the inventory watch list: any product that falls below its reorder point is flagged in red with a notification, so restocking never depends on someone remembering to check. Provide a display switch for dashboards that have not been officially published, letting the team preview work-in-progress boards without exposing them by default. Use built-in sample data throughout, and keep the whole interface in a professional SaaS style: restrained colors, clear typography, and tables that line up cleanly. Single-file static page.
Export Weekly Report

Adds one-click export of the weekly business report: revenue, orders, and refunds are bundled into a ready-to-share summary, alongside the existing right-click image saving for individual charts.

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Build an admin console page for an e-commerce operations team called Northwind. Across the top, place four metric cards: revenue, orders, active users, and refund rate. The main area holds a weekly cohort retention table, a comparison chart of support load against order volume, and the weekly charts of revenue, orders, and refunds that the system aggregates automatically every Monday; every chart can be saved as an image with a right click, so numbers travel easily into reports. A sidebar carries the inventory watch list: any product that falls below its reorder point is flagged in red with a notification, so restocking never depends on someone remembering to check. Provide a display switch for dashboards that have not been officially published, letting the team preview work-in-progress boards without exposing them by default. Use built-in sample data throughout, and keep the whole interface in a professional SaaS style: restrained colors, clear typography, and tables that line up cleanly. Single-file static page.
Switch to Dark Theme

Re-themes the console in dark, low-brightness professional colors. The retention table, comparison charts, and restock alerts keep their layout, now easier on the eyes during long shifts.

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Build an admin console page for an e-commerce operations team called Northwind. Across the top, place four metric cards: revenue, orders, active users, and refund rate. The main area holds a weekly cohort retention table, a comparison chart of support load against order volume, and the weekly charts of revenue, orders, and refunds that the system aggregates automatically every Monday; every chart can be saved as an image with a right click, so numbers travel easily into reports. A sidebar carries the inventory watch list: any product that falls below its reorder point is flagged in red with a notification, so restocking never depends on someone remembering to check. Provide a display switch for dashboards that have not been officially published, letting the team preview work-in-progress boards without exposing them by default. Use built-in sample data throughout, and keep the whole interface in a professional SaaS style: restrained colors, clear typography, and tables that line up cleanly. Single-file static page.
Add Store Switcher

Adds a store switcher at the top: after switching, the metric cards and every chart present that store's numbers independently, so one console serves a multi-shop operation.

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Build an admin console page for an e-commerce operations team called Northwind. Across the top, place four metric cards: revenue, orders, active users, and refund rate. The main area holds a weekly cohort retention table, a comparison chart of support load against order volume, and the weekly charts of revenue, orders, and refunds that the system aggregates automatically every Monday; every chart can be saved as an image with a right click, so numbers travel easily into reports. A sidebar carries the inventory watch list: any product that falls below its reorder point is flagged in red with a notification, so restocking never depends on someone remembering to check. Provide a display switch for dashboards that have not been officially published, letting the team preview work-in-progress boards without exposing them by default. Use built-in sample data throughout, and keep the whole interface in a professional SaaS style: restrained colors, clear typography, and tables that line up cleanly. Single-file static page.