This project is a UX/UI design prototype for a mobile learning application called LearnMath.
The app was designed for children, parents, and teachers to support arithmetic learning through gamification, interactive tasks, and progress tracking.
- Developed: November 2023
- Note: This project was completed without the use of AI tools.
The goal of this project was to design a mobile app that makes learning arithmetic fun and engaging for children while also providing parents and teachers with tools to track and support learning progress. The design follows HCI principles and Shneiderman’s 8 Golden Rules to ensure usability, accessibility, and a positive user experience.
You can view the interactive prototype on Figma:
👉 Learn Arithmetic Prototype
- Interactive math games (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division).
- Gamification with rewards, badges, and leaderboards.
- Multiplication tables for revision.
- Progress tracking and instant feedback.
- Timed challenges for improving speed and accuracy.
- View child’s tasks and performance reports.
- See detailed answers chosen by their children.
- Flashcard mode for joint learning with children.
- Notifications when tasks are completed.
- Chatbox to communicate with teachers.
- Assign arithmetic tasks (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division).
- Track submissions, scores, and task progress.
- Class analysis and question analysis reports.
- Task creation tools with redo/undo.
- Chatbox to communicate with parents.
- Cross-platform: Supports iOS & Android, optimized for both phones and tablets.
- Offline mode: Multiplication tables and games accessible without internet.
- Accessibility: Font size adjustment, language options, and music controls.
- Performance: Lightweight (<500MB), fast response (<5s).
- Security: Password-protected accounts, daily backups of progress.
Structured interviews were conducted with primary school children to evaluate:
- Engagement (colors, game structure).
- Ease of use (sign-up, navigation, icons).
- Learning effectiveness (feedback in games, multiplication tables).
- Motivation (ranking system, badges).
- Shneiderman’s 8 Golden Rules: Consistency, error prevention, user control, informative feedback.
- Gamification: Rewards, levels, challenges, and leaderboards.
- Recognition over recall: Intuitive icons (house for home, trophy for ranking, etc.).
- Responsive feedback: Color-coded answers, hover states, hints in division.
(Feel free to check out the "report" pdf for screenshots of the prototype.)
