
Web App
1 PM
1 UX/UI Designer
1 Frontend Developer
2 Backend Developers
Sole Designer
(User Interview,
Competitive Analysis,
Wireframing, UI Design,
Interaction Design,
Design Iteration)


Designed a community feature, enabling students to ask questions and get answers
After completing a practice question, related Q&A posts are displayed below the question screen, allowing users to quickly review them if something is unclear.
The community main page features categorized menus, allowing students to easily navigate to the discussions they are interested in.
If users click on a practice question link in a post that isn’t included in their subscription plan, they’re redirected to a notification page indicating which plan is required to access it.


Establish a community feature that facilitates peer-to-peer support while studying.
I created low-fidelity wireframes early on to align with the PM and developers, ensuring feasibility. Within the wireframes, I mapped out how features connect to each other, making it easier to identify overlooked functions and ensure a seamless process.

We decided to show more information about the post so that users can quickly determine its relevance by skimming the title and content.
We decided to organize the study-related menu by subject, making it easier for students to find and gather questions.
Related community postings are displayed directly below each question screen. This allows other students to easily understand the context and provide more accurate, relevant responses.
The community main page features categorized menus, allowing students to easily navigate to the discussions they are interested in.
When users click a question link in a post that is outside their subscription plan, they are taken to a notification page explaining the access restriction.
In the mobile version of our web app, I introduced a top-down question flow to let users solve exercises seamlessly. I also adjusted fonts, icon sizes, and color contrast to improve readability and accessibility.

I learned that understanding the project’s purpose and impact matters more than just visual polish, helping me focus on solutions that create real value for both the business and users.
I found that involving developers early with prototypes was key to evaluating feasibility and exploring alternatives within technical constraints.
As the sole designer, I learned that storytelling is crucial for presenting research findings, giving context, and helping the team build a shared understanding.