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Making Online Tutoring Simple, Personal, and Connected
TutorEase is a web tutoring platform concept that brings students, parents, and tutors together in one place. It focuses on reducing booking friction, supporting personalized learning, and improving communication and progress tracking.
Role
Product Designer, Solo project
Platforms
Website
Contribution
UX research, UI design, prototyping
Timeline
May 2024 - May 2024 ~4 weeks
Problem & Goal
By research and exploring existing platforms, I saw booking was tricky, learning wasn’t personalized, and communication was messy. These shaped the key challenges and goals.
Target Audience & Research
Who I Designed For:
There was no web version at all. So we had two big missions:
- Students
- Parents
- Tutors
How I Researched:
I ran a short survey with 9 questions to understand expectations and
analyzed competitor platforms to see what worked and what didn’t.
Understanding the Users
I created one persona to keep things simple and relatable. Then I mapped out their thoughts and feelings to see things from their shoes, and followed their journey to spot pain points and moments where TutorEase could make things smoother.
Basically, I turned research into a story.
Information Architecture & Flow
I mapped out the structure to make sure everything had its place, then built a simple flow so users could move through the platform without friction. I made small changes along the way to keep everything clear and easy to use.
Design System & Visuals
To bring TutorEase to life, I built a simple but flexible system to keep everything consistent and easy to scale from typography and colors to grids, components and icons.
- HI-Fi Wireframes
I turned the ideas into clean, detailed screens to see how the platform would really come together. After sharing with the community, I tweaked a few things to make the flow smoother and keep it simple.
Final Design
The final look brings everything together, a balance of research, feedback, and design decisions that shape the experience.
- Mobile Responsive
Reflection
Working on this project gave me the chance to explore how design decisions shape learning experiences. From structuring flows to refining visuals, I learned the value of keeping things clear and adaptable. Feedback played a big role, and it reminded me that even small changes can have a big impact on usability.
View the interactive prototype on Figma.