Role
owner
The same home screen rendered in four directions. The signed-in user is
a retailer_owner (so they see admin entries). Romanian copy reflects the
Moldovan target market. The CTA "Comandă nouă" (New order) is shown as a
coming-soon placeholder since orders are Phase 1 work.
Pick the one that best matches the brand you want. We'll then build the full token system, role-aware nav, and redesigned screens around it.
Clean, trust-building, generous whitespace. Indigo accent, soft cards, rounded 12-16px. Reads as professional but unintimidating.
Dense, functional, optimized for power users. Slate + cyan accent, monospace for IDs, hairline borders, very little chrome.
Friendly, low-anxiety, big touch targets. Coral + cream palette, rounded 20-24px. Best for non-technical shop owners; may feel unserious for distributor managers.
Corporate, restrained, low risk. Navy + amber accent, dense info, table-like. Signals seriousness; can feel cold and dated on a phone.
| Organization type | Retailer |
| IDNO | 1003600012345 |
| Members | 4 |
| Your role | retailer_owner |
1. Trust signal for retailers: would a 45-yr-old shop owner who has never used a B2B app feel like this is "for them"?
2. Admin discoverability: how naturally does the admin section sit next to the order flow? (Note each option handles this differently — badge in shared list, separate header, equal cards, formal section.)
3. Density vs. clarity: A and C trade information density for clarity. B and D pack more on screen at the cost of friendliness.
4. Future growth: orders, loyalty, multi-outlet, product catalog will all need a home. Which language scales?