Timerack Kiosk
Commercial client product | React Native | Tablet UX | Configuration-driven UI | Workforce technology

Adapting a core timekeeping system across tablets, clients, and deployment contexts.
- Role: UX/UI Designer and Front-End Developer
- Platform: iOS and Android tablet app
- Scope: UX/UI adaptation, front-end implementation, app flavor / platform adjustments, design consistency.
Project snapshot
This page summarizes the project, my role, process, and outcome. Additional visuals and process artifacts will be added over time.
Introduction
I worked on Timerack Kiosk, a tablet-based timekeeping app that adapts the core time clock experience to a software-only deployment model. The project required maintaining consistency with the embedded time clock product while accounting for different screen sizes, platforms, and client configurations.
The challenge
The product needed to feel familiar to existing users while adapting to more variable hardware and deployment contexts. Because it shared logic and components with a related system, every design decision had to balance reuse, consistency, and platform-specific usability.
My contribution
- Adapted the core UX and UI for tablet environments.
- Handled front-end implementation and platform-specific adjustments in React Native.
- Maintained shared design patterns to reduce training and support burden.
- Balanced visual differentiation with the practical benefit of keeping products consistent across the ecosystem.
Outcome
The project extended an existing timekeeping system into a more flexible deployment model while preserving user trust and implementation efficiency through shared components and consistent interaction patterns.
One ecosystem, multiple contexts
This work reflects my ability to reuse product logic thoughtfully across platforms. Instead of treating the kiosk as a separate product, I adapted shared timekeeping behavior to a larger, public-facing interface with different constraints, helping maintain consistency across the broader ecosystem.