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Creators: Amira
School: High School Students from The High School for Language and Diplomacy
Location: Manhattan, NY
Project Themes: Education
About this Project
App which brings together student assignments, grades, classwork, messages, and school news.
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You’ve pinpointed a clear problem that you have personal experience with—that is always a great place to start! Your prototype looks really professional and has many features that fulfill your stated goal to unify UIs used in schools.
I like the UI elements on the Grades page that show whether your grades are trending up or down. If your app was able to gain access to granular grade data, you could do a lot of dynamic data visualizations here that might be helpful to your users.
An interesting challenge with this project, if you were to build it out, would be integrating multiple existing apps and data sources together. Being able to reduce the cognitive load of the users by aggregating it all in a single app, though, would be very valuable.
Your use of Base44 to build the prototype led to a really polished result. Impressive work!
I like the UI elements on the Grades page that show whether your grades are trending up or down. If your app was able to gain access to granular grade data, you could do a lot of dynamic data visualizations here that might be helpful to your users.
An interesting challenge with this project, if you were to build it out, would be integrating multiple existing apps and data sources together. Being able to reduce the cognitive load of the users by aggregating it all in a single app, though, would be very valuable.
Your use of Base44 to build the prototype led to a really polished result. Impressive work!
The best products that a team can build are a product that solves an issue that they themselves have experience in, and empathy for. I really appreciate your approach to product discovery to consider such a solution. Any product that has felt *easy* for a team to build has fallen into this category.
I notice the description of your product in the presentation and in the prototype are slightly mismatched -- communication is crucial to effective teams, and always helpful to ask someone for an extra set of eyes. For example, "Fire Dragon" as a name does not appear in the prototype.
I'd love to see how you will approach introducing this product to your school -- what are your ideas for getting your classmates and teachers to use this product? As a student who has felt this issue, I think you'd have a lot of great ideas!
I notice the description of your product in the presentation and in the prototype are slightly mismatched -- communication is crucial to effective teams, and always helpful to ask someone for an extra set of eyes. For example, "Fire Dragon" as a name does not appear in the prototype.
I'd love to see how you will approach introducing this product to your school -- what are your ideas for getting your classmates and teachers to use this product? As a student who has felt this issue, I think you'd have a lot of great ideas!
