The public website.
The public site introduces plant services and gives customers a place to ask for help. Visitors can learn about the business and send an inquiry from the customer-facing side of the project.
The private HQ.
The internal side covers plant inventory, stable plant IDs, and record history. An individual plant can have a consistent identifier while its record is maintained over time.
- Plant inventory
- Stable plant IDs
- Record history
Two connected parts of the work.
A public website and an internal tool serve different people. Keeping those jobs clear shapes what belongs on the customer-facing pages and what belongs in the private workspace.
This project is still being developed. The screenshot shows the public homepage; the HQ description is a capability overview, with no private records displayed.