About this Service
Logistics software often connects shipment tracking, warehouse operations, inventory, fleet data, and people working away from a desk. A useful mobile product should support the tasks people actually need in the field instead of simply shrinking a desktop platform onto a smaller screen.
UITOP designs mobile UX for logistics, warehouse, fleet, and other operational software. We work from the product’s real roles and workflows, defining which information and actions need to be available on mobile and how they should connect with the wider platform.
Our logistics experience includes LogiCore, an enterprise logistics and warehouse SaaS that brings shipment monitoring, warehouse locations, SKU management, inventory data, and operational dashboards into one system. We also work with fleet and field-service products where office teams and people working on site need access to the same operational context.
What You Get
UX research and workflow analysis for logistics and field operations
Mobile information architecture based on user roles and priority tasks
Shipment, fleet, warehouse, inventory, or field workflows based on your actual product scope
Mobile dashboards and operational views where they are needed
Forms and task flows designed for field use
Offline and weak-connection scenarios considered when they are relevant to the product
Interactive Figma prototypes for key workflows
Mobile design system with reusable components and states
Developer-ready Figma files and specifications for iOS and Android implementation
What You Can Expect
Direct communication with the design team
A defined scope based on your existing platform, users, and operational workflows
Mobile UX designed around the tasks that actually need to happen away from desktop
Clear relationships between mobile and web product states
Developer-ready components, states, and interaction details
Tools
Figma for UX/UI design, prototypes, component systems, and developer specifications
Claude and Lovable for research synthesis, workflow exploration, and functional prototyping where useful
Slack, Google Meet, or Zoom for communication
Process and Communication
We adapt the process to the logistics product instead of assuming every operation works the same way.
Discovery. We review the product, user roles, existing desktop workflows, operational requirements, and technical constraints.
Workflow Mapping. We identify which tasks belong on mobile and how field actions connect with warehouse, fleet, dispatch, or office workflows.
Information Architecture. We organize navigation, data, actions, and product states for smaller screens.
Wireframing. We test the structure of important mobile workflows before visual design.
UI Design. We create high-fidelity mobile interfaces for the agreed scope.
Prototyping. Key workflows are connected into an interactive prototype for review and testing.
Design System & Handoff. Reusable components, states, and specifications are prepared for engineering.
Designing or extending logistics software for mobile?
Send us your current product, requirements, or workflows. We can review what actually needs to move to mobile and define a practical UX/UI design scope.
