Student Planner
About
The student planner was my first UX/UI project and it aimed to solve a real-life problem that was encountered by my school in the early days of COVID-19. Schools weren't equipped with communication technology to share homework, assignments, curriculars and messages via the internet. Even if some schools posed the technology, it was slow, redundant, featureless and incompatible with most modern smartphones. Expensive solutions always existed but they were never an option for the mass. Hence, the prototype
Solving the problem
The student planner was an intuitive concept that featured a smart to-do list service, secure messaging with TLS encryption between students and teachers, responsive forms and newsletters along, and an easy way of accessing school information with a unique feature, and weekly generated reports. Each feature was unique and unmatched at the time. The to-do list could automatically read your assignments and pending work from your enrolled classes and create a schedule for you with advised timings and dates. The app also allowed students and parents to communicate with school teachers about doubts and classwork using a safe messaging space. Responsive forms could be triggered via the school to parents to collect feedback about distance learning. Plus with the signature feature of generating a weekly report. The report would contain elements like total estimated study time, due assignments, completed assignments and a summary of what was done in the week a school. The app was also secured with some best-in-class features like linking Google Education with Gr. Nos so students and parents never need to rely on a password again, making the experience even smoother.