Salesforce Dashboards & record UI
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
I need a fresh, management-focused UI built directly inside our Salesforce org. This is a completely new build, not a tweak of something that already exists, so I’m looking for someone who can take the concept from wireframe right through to a polished Lightning experience.
The core pieces are:
• Dashboards – clear, real-time graphs and tables that let executives see pipeline health, quarterly performance and top opportunities at a glance.
• Forms – intuitive Lightning pages for management approvals and data entry, pre-populated where possible to cut down clicks.
• Custom components – reusable Lightning Web Components that tie the above together and keep the interface consistent with our brand.
Acceptance criteria
• Everything lives in Lightning Experience, mobile-responsive.
• Follows Salesforce UX best practices and passes a simple admin hand-over test (I should be able to adjust filters or add a field without code).
• Deployed to our sandbox first, with change set or unlocked package ready for production.
• No hard-coded IDs or governor-limit issues.
If you’ve built management dashboards or Lightning Web Components before, I’d love to see them. Let’s keep the iteration tight: short sprints, frequent check-ins, and a final demo before go-live.
The core pieces are:
• Dashboards – clear, real-time graphs and tables that let executives see pipeline health, quarterly performance and top opportunities at a glance.
• Forms – intuitive Lightning pages for management approvals and data entry, pre-populated where possible to cut down clicks.
• Custom components – reusable Lightning Web Components that tie the above together and keep the interface consistent with our brand.
Acceptance criteria
• Everything lives in Lightning Experience, mobile-responsive.
• Follows Salesforce UX best practices and passes a simple admin hand-over test (I should be able to adjust filters or add a field without code).
• Deployed to our sandbox first, with change set or unlocked package ready for production.
• No hard-coded IDs or governor-limit issues.
If you’ve built management dashboards or Lightning Web Components before, I’d love to see them. Let’s keep the iteration tight: short sprints, frequent check-ins, and a final demo before go-live.