Timesheet Management Admin Panel

The Timesheet Management Admin Panel is a fully responsive web application designed to help administrators manage employees, track working hours, approve timesheets, and generate insightful reports.

The frontend is built using Next.js with the App Router and TypeScript, ensuring scalability, type safety, and maintainable code structure. Ant Design components were customized using CSS Modules for a clean enterprise-grade UI.

Charts and analytics were implemented using Recharts to visualize department-wise workloads and pending approvals, while Day.js was used extensively for date handling, week calculations, and relative time display.

This project demonstrates strong frontend architecture, component reusability, and real-world admin dashboard patterns commonly used in enterprise applications.

• Built a scalable admin dashboard using Next.js App Router and TypeScript.
• Implemented user management with detailed profile and role-based information.
• Developed timesheet approval workflows with weekly and date-based filtering.
• Integrated Recharts for interactive analytics and visual reporting.
• Used Ant Design with custom CSS Modules for a polished enterprise UI.
• Handled complex date logic using Day.js plugins (week, relative time, ranges).
• Deployed and configured the project on Vercel with production-ready builds.

Dashboard Overview

Admin dashboard showing key metrics, quick actions, pending approvals, and system tasks with a clean and responsive layout.

User Management

User listing and detailed user profile pages with role, department, status, and activity tracking.

Timesheet Management

Timesheet listing, approval workflow, weekly breakdown, and submission tracking using date-based filters.

Reports & Analytics

Interactive charts and tables built with Recharts to visualize department-wise workload and time utilization.

Leave Management

Interactive calendars and tables for tracking employee leave requests, statuses, and balances.

Settings & Policies

Configuration screens for timesheet policies, approval rules, and system-level settings.