QuickCalc Project Mockup

Streamlining the Quoting Process with a SaaS Tool (MVP)

  • My Role: UI/UX Designer & Frontend Developer
  • Project Type: MVP for a SaaS Tool
  • Team: 4 people (Designer/Dev, PM, Sales, Backend Dev)
  • Status: MVP phase, not launched or tested yet

Project Overview

Problem

Businesses spend too much time manually calculating quotes using spreadsheets.

Solution

A quoting tool that automates calculations, allowing users to create, save, and reuse templates for faster and more accurate quotes.

The Challenge

Many businesses rely on spreadsheets and manual calculations to generate quotes, which is time-consuming and error-prone.

The CEO, who had first-hand experience with this problem, envisioned a faster, more accurate quoting tool. My role was to transform this vision into a clear, intuitive interface.

  • Wasted Time

    Tedious data entry and calculations

  • Human Errors

    Small mistakes leading to incorrect quotes

  • Inefficiency

    No reusable templates for frequent tasks

User Flow

We designed a clear, step-by-step quoting process to minimize effort.

Step 1 & 2: Task Selection

Task selection flow

Step 3: Generate Quote

Quote generation flow

Designing the Interface

My goal was to design a UI that feels familiar to spreadsheet users while reducing cognitive load.

Early Wireframes

Initial wireframes mapped out the quoting process step by step.

Wireframe 1Wireframe 2Wireframe 3Wireframe 4

Refinements & Final UI

Through iterations, we improved usability by:

  • Combining "Choose Category" and task selection into one step
  • Moving pricing adjustments to the final quote generation step
Refined task selectionRefined quote generation

Development & Collaboration

I worked closely with developers to implement a table-based layout that balanced usability and technical feasibility.

Next Steps

  • User Testing

    Refine usability with real feedback

  • Beta Version

    Launch for early adopters

  • Mobile Version

    Improve on-the-go quoting

What I Learned

  • Early developer collaboration prevents design bottlenecks
  • MVP design requires balancing ideal UX with constraints

Final Thoughts

This project challenged me to design for both usability and feasibility. While not yet launched, it was a valuable experience in refining complex workflows.

Onboarding screenDashboard

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