Quick Intro
A cross-platform tool that automates reflection using AI to align classrooms and develop even higher-order skills.
Goal
The goal is to improve the user experience for the dashboard.
Analytical dashboards have to be designed to present key data sets to the user, allowing them to analyze and gain insights from the data easily and quickly.
Problems
Based on our research and several interviews with our internal users, we gathered a lot of valuable information and identified the following problems:
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The information on the cards is cluttered and difficult to understand, making it hard to identify the main data to focus on.
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Users are so confused about seeing an empty dashboard. Monday, being the most active day for teachers to plan their week, brings with it the anticipation of encountering pertinent data to commence their tasks. However, instead of finding any, they are greeted with nothingness.
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One of our new features is designed to help students improve their self-talk, making it more positive by using the right approaches and relevant data.
Insights
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Users are enthusiastic about the AI-generated Reflection Overview derived from student reflections. They find it highly engaging and perceive the significant potential for enhancing their daily workflow.
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Many teachers are asking for a multilingual version of this reflection tool. They have numerous new students struggling with English, and offering translation would greatly benefit these students. This would not only help students engage with the tool but also provide teachers with valuable insights into their understanding.
Exploration
It's my favorite part where I can learn a lot of new things. 😋
One of the first stages was important to understand what we wanted to see on the card, then we started to explore the visual approach.
It was also extremely important to remember the mobile flow and keep it in mind:
Once we understood the main direction, we started to explore the visual aspects of it:
For the charts was the main idea to keep it simple and informative:
After a few iterations and testing with our existing users, we developed the following variants, which are currently in the process of being implemented:
The main idea was to use colors to provide users with a clear first impression of the vibe and to help teachers understand what is happening in the class.
How we did it
Discovery 5 days
Research, research, research. User groups, client interviews, identifying challenges, issues and user perspectives. Drawing out the scope of work. Brainstorming ideas and solutions.
Design 10 days
Exploring a variety of design solutions and ideas. Creating prototypes, testing, and updating the style guide.
Product 10 days
Collaborating with the coding department. Quality checks, test runs, and coming up with marketing assets.
Pencils down. Ready for real feedback.
Evidence
“The team was doing an excellent job in all areas: UX, UI and Brand Design on this project. It's not easy and they crushed it.”
As a result, we achieved the following:
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We fixed the priority of the information on the cards and improved the focus area.
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Eliminated the issue of an empty dashboard!
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Vibe now helps teachers immediately understand what is happening in the class.
Additionally, we received a lot of amazing feedback from users.
See more feedback here:
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