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seller command center
Products, sales, customers, profit and cost signals were organized around one CRM-style admin experience.
HQ Paphos, Cyprus · worldwide
99 Francs designed the main pages for a marketplace platform where sellers can manage products, monitor sales, understand profit and costs, and maintain their customer database.

The service had to feel practical for daily use: product controls, customer context, sales statistics and profitability signals all needed a clear hierarchy.

The project focused on a comfortable web admin panel, informed by eCommerce best practices and adapted for sellers who need to manage a business inside the platform.
BuySell needed to make complex operational information understandable for sellers who care about what is selling, what it costs and what action comes next.
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Products, sales, customers, profit and cost signals were organized around one CRM-style admin experience.
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The interface supports managing products, monitoring sales performance and maintaining a customer database.
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The UX had to work for marketplace sellers across age groups, business sizes and product categories.
BuySell users sell different types of products across markets. They needed fast access to product data, sales statistics, customers, profit, costs and trends in a web admin panel that could stay comfortable over repeated use.
BuySell was not only a storefront. Sellers needed a system that behaved like a compact CRM for products, customers, sales and business performance.
Sales, profit and cost signals are most useful when they sit near product and customer management, so the interface keeps insight and action in the same workspace.
The design uses recognizable admin-panel conventions from major commerce tools, then adjusts the hierarchy around BuySell's seller-specific jobs.

Sellers can move from business monitoring to product and customer management without switching mental models between unrelated admin sections.

The work followed the same structure we use for web design services: understand user jobs, study proven patterns, define hierarchy and polish the interface system.
We reviewed how marketplace sellers need to see products, sales, customers, costs, profit and trend data during repeated daily work.
The product direction was informed by familiar patterns from Shopify, Magento, OpenCart and other eCommerce services, while improving weak UX ideas we found in those flows.
The dashboard structure puts operational data, product controls and business statistics into a layout sellers can scan without losing context.
The final interface helps sellers move from monitoring to action: review performance, understand trends and manage the commercial side of their marketplace business.
The final direction keeps the dashboard visually calm so sellers can scan numbers, understand trends and move into product management without unnecessary friction.


Designing for a sprawling eCommerce platform meant balancing aesthetics with the everyday functionality sellers need to run a marketplace business.
Alexander Vinokurov · CEO 99F, Art Director

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The project included UI/UX design, web design, mobile app design thinking, admin panel design, dashboard hierarchy and marketplace seller workflow design. See the related web design services.