EdTech Product UI/UX
Reducing friction for digital learners
Organization: Learning Equality
Role: UI/UX Designer
Time: April - Jun ‘19 (10 weeks)
Context
Kolibri serves learners and educators in underserved communities where internet access is expensive, unreliable, or just out of reach.
Its low-cost platform provides education to communities in 200+ countries. On this platform, educators can assign learners with content to learn at their own pace, homework assignments, and quizzes to complete to check in with their progress.
Source: Learning Equality Blog
Context
The original quiz interface was causing a lot of confusion for Kolibri learners. Learners were failing their quizzes, even when they felt like they knew the content well.
Kolibri’s quiz interface needed to prioritize more intuitive navigation.
Approach
Competitor analysis
3 rounds of prototyping
10 primary research interviews with A/B testing of prototypes
Analyzing the original interface
The outcome
To create a clearer navigation flow, I focused on designing for simplicity and clarity.
Informed by research on other popular quizzing platforms and user research, I used an iterative approach to wireframing and user testing to come up with a final product proposal.
Process photos
Analyzing different quiz interfaces
Analyzing different quiz interfaces
First round prototypes
New round of prototypes for A/B testing
Designing modals with the LE design system
Creating a final design proposal