Revamp C# POS Interface

I have an existing point-of-sale application written in C#. The current screens work, but the layout feels dated and slows my staff down. I need the entire interface rearranged so it is modern and intuitive. Here is what I want changed: • Buttons and controls should be logically regrouped and reordered. • Screen real estate must be re-balanced—resize, split, or merge panels so the most-used areas stand out while secondary functions stay accessible. • Feel free to add or remove sections where it improves flow; for instance, collapsing seldom-used admin tools into a slide-out panel. The colour scheme, icons, and imagery can remain as they are for now; my only goal in this phase is a cleaner, more efficient layout that users can master at a glance. I will provide the full Visual Studio solution and a short video showing typical workflows. When you return the project, the updated forms/pages should compile without extra dependencies and run exactly as before—only the visual arrangement should differ. Acceptance criteria 1. New layout compiles in the current .NET version with no warnings. 2. Every function accessible in the old build remains available. 3. A brief change log explains what was moved, resized, added, or removed. If you have experience crafting slick POS screens—whether WinForms, WPF, or another C# UI layer—let’s talk.