2025 / Human Resource System
Srawung Nova HRIS
An HRIS interface concept for making employee data, workflows, and operational states easier to scan.

- Role
- Product Design / Design System
- Platform
- Responsive web app / Operational dashboard
- Timeline
- 2025
- Stack
- Figma / Design System / Responsive Design
Srawung Nova HRIS is framed as an operational product where clarity, repeated use, and trust matter more than visual spectacle.
Internal tools often become dense without giving teams enough visual structure to act quickly. The challenge was to reduce cognitive load while preserving the information teams need.
01 / Contribution
What I shaped.
- Structured employee, attendance, and workflow information into clearer product zones.
- Explored component states for dense operational screens.
- Defined a design system direction that supports repeated admin tasks.
02 / Product decisions
Key decisions.
Decision 01
Make operational states visible before users open details.
Status, priority, and action cues are surfaced in the list and summary areas so teams can understand what needs attention faster.

Decision 02
Reduce form friction with predictable grouping.
Fields are grouped by task intent instead of database structure, making longer HR workflows easier to complete.

03 / Interface
Screens and states.



04 / System
Designed in systems.
The system direction centers on dense but readable tables, form groups, badges, and action states.
- Data tables
- Status badges
- Form groups
- Action bars

05 / Frontend
Built for responsive use.
This case study currently emphasizes design structure, with frontend notes prepared for future implementation.
- Responsive operational layouts for desktop-first workflows.
- Clear component state mapping for loading, empty, warning, and success states.
- Reusable visual language for repeated HR modules.
const statusTone = status === "approved" ? "success" : "attention";06 / Outcome
What this enables.
- A more scannable HRIS direction.
- A reusable interface system for operational modules.
- A product foundation that can grow into real workflow documentation.
Operational products need restraint. The design work is strongest when it helps people act repeatedly without asking them to relearn the interface.
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