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The way in which the elements of an interface are laid out.
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Confusing checkboxes and radio buttons
Since the change of current Manager is an action invalidating the other options - I would present it in a manner which communicates clear what is about to happen.
Waiter/Chef are Radio-Buttons, so on …
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Too many expanding panels, not enough room
Put the customer information into the lower right corner, as a flyout menu which can be opened and closed with a click. And make sure to add extra scrolling room in the main area, so one can scroll th …