Angular Material ERP Inventory Module
Budget: ₹100 – ₹400 INR
I’m building a business-grade ERP and need a clean, responsive inventory management module put together with HTML, CSS and Angular Material. The project already has its core architecture in place; what’s missing is the front-end piece that turns the raw data into an intuitive user experience.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Develop the inventory screens (list, create, edit, detail) using the latest Angular and Angular Material components.
• Wire the UI to my existing REST endpoints with simple service classes so data flows both ways.
• Apply sensible reactive forms, validation messages and snackbar alerts so users always understand what’s happening.
• Keep styling modular—use SCSS variables and Angular Material theming so future modules can inherit the same look and feel.
• Ensure the layout is fully responsive down to tablet size without breaking the grid.
Acceptance criteria
– All CRUD actions work against the provided API stub.
– No console errors or failed lighthouse audits on performance, accessibility and best practices.
– Code is lint-clean, commented where logic isn’t obvious and delivered in a Git repo ready for merge.
If you’ve shipped Angular Material dashboards or ERP features before, this should be straightforward. Let me know your timeline and a quick note on similar work, and I’ll share the repo plus API docs so you can dive right in.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Develop the inventory screens (list, create, edit, detail) using the latest Angular and Angular Material components.
• Wire the UI to my existing REST endpoints with simple service classes so data flows both ways.
• Apply sensible reactive forms, validation messages and snackbar alerts so users always understand what’s happening.
• Keep styling modular—use SCSS variables and Angular Material theming so future modules can inherit the same look and feel.
• Ensure the layout is fully responsive down to tablet size without breaking the grid.
Acceptance criteria
– All CRUD actions work against the provided API stub.
– No console errors or failed lighthouse audits on performance, accessibility and best practices.
– Code is lint-clean, commented where logic isn’t obvious and delivered in a Git repo ready for merge.
If you’ve shipped Angular Material dashboards or ERP features before, this should be straightforward. Let me know your timeline and a quick note on similar work, and I’ll share the repo plus API docs so you can dive right in.
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