Floware: a case study by LAIN
A dashboard, a website and the visual system behind them for Floware, a platform that gives warehouse teams one view of robots, storage and fulfilment.
What we made
- Dashboard design
- Website design
- UI/UX design
- Visual identity
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Floware gives a warehouse one view of its robots, its storage and the movement between them. The product is a dashboard, so the whole identity grew out of it: a pale isometric floor, a blue cross for a mark, and three routes, green, blue and orange, that carry the only colour on the screen.
Floware Warehouse
Warehouse robotics
Website design, dashboard UI, visual system
2026
Control,
made calm.
A warehouse full of robots is busy by nature. The software that runs it should not be. Floware needed inventory, drones and fulfilment to read as one clear picture, on the website before anyone signs in and in the dashboard once they do.
So the interface stays almost white. The floor is drawn in isometric, glass panels float over it, and colour is kept for meaning: green for what is running well, blue for what is moving, orange for what needs attention.
The floor,
running.
The home screen, put together as you scroll: the floor first, then the routes along the lines drawn in the design, then the drones, the readout and the panels. When it is whole it keeps working. Every delivery adds to the count, and a drone held under the pointer stops, like Pause Task.
A cross that
turns a quarter.
The mark is a plus: two equal bars crossing on a square. Two opposite corners are scooped out by quarter circles, as wide as an arm, while the other two stay square. That one asymmetry sets the cross turning, a junction where routes meet and part.
- Two bars, one arm wide, on a square.
- A quarter circle at two opposite corners.
- Four arms, two soft and two square.
A pale floor,
three signals.
Nearly everything is the colour of the floor. Ink is for words, the cross blue is for the mark and the buttons, and the three route colours come in only where something is happening: a drone running, a bar filling, a robot charging.
The headlines are a plain geometric sans in a regular weight, set a size up from the copy; labels and figures sit small and light beside them.
The cross and the name
The mark as an app icon
The mark, buttons, active tabs
Routes in transit, progress
Online, healthy, filling
Charging, needs a look
Headlines and figures
The isometric floor
The three signals as tiles
Everything,
on one screen.
The dashboard keeps the floor in view and lays its panels over it: the robot reports down the left, the readout across the top, and transfer and storage along the bottom. Each panel is a quiet white card with one job.
Bars and lines are drawn in the route colours, so a glance across the screen says which part of the warehouse is moving and which needs attention.
Dashboard
Robot reports
The readout and the floor
Transfer efficiency and storage utilization
One page,
one control room.
The website opens on the product itself: a headline over the live floor, the readout and two panels hanging from it. Further down, each feature is a card holding the panel it describes, and the page closes on the dashboard on a monitor.
Control every movement in your warehouse
The page,
section by section.
Every section follows the same recipe: a short headline, one line of copy, and a picture of the product doing the thing. Cards sit on hairlines with a soft shadow, and the route lines run on behind them from one section to the next.
The first screen
Run warehouse operations in real time
See what is improving
Built for real warehouse operations
Operate your warehouse with full visibility
Two covers,
on slate.
For the shots the screens leave the page. The dashboard is laid on a tablet over pale blue slabs, and the website is set on a soft grey ground, both shown whole.
Dashboard on a tablet
Website cover
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