EDUFLIP

Year
2026
Role
Product Designer

EduFlip — Designing the core teaching and learning experience of an AI-powered education platform.

EduFlip student dashboard shown in a laptop
01 Overview

Traditional learning platforms often separate teaching, communication, assignments, attendance, and learning resources into different systems. EduFlip was created to bring these experiences together while introducing AI-powered tools that simplify teaching and improve learning outcomes.

As Product Designer, I led the design of the lecturer and student experiences, creating intuitive workflows for course management, AI-powered note summaries, facial-recognition attendance, assignments, and classroom collaboration.

02 Impact
  • Brought teaching, attendance, assignments, and learning resources into one connected platform.
  • Introduced AI-powered note summaries that help students revise faster and focus on what matters.
  • Streamlined lecturer workflows, reducing administrative effort so educators can focus on teaching.
Students studying together with EduFlip
EduFlip learning environmentEduFlip learning environment

Teaching shouldn't start with administration.

Educators spend a significant amount of time managing notes, attendance, and classroom organization before they can actually begin teaching.

The lecturer workspace brings course materials, attendance, assignments, and classroom tools into one streamlined experience, allowing educators to focus on teaching rather than administration.

Teaching shouldn't start with administration. — app screen
Teaching shouldn't start with administration. — app screen

Helping students learn better with AI.

Students often struggle to review lengthy lecture materials and identify the most important concepts after class.

AI-powered summaries transform lecture notes into concise key points, making revision faster and helping students focus on the concepts that matter most.

Helping students learn better with AI. — app screen
Helping students learn better with AI. — app screen

Keeping students connected beyond the classroom.

Learning often happens across multiple disconnected tools, making it difficult for students to stay organized.

Assignments, course materials, schedules, recorded lectures, and classroom communication are brought together into one consistent experience that keeps students engaged throughout the semester.

Keeping students connected beyond the classroom. — app screen
Keeping students connected beyond the classroom. — app screen

A connected learning experience.

When lectures, schedules, grades, and resources live in different places, students lose time just trying to keep track of everything.

A unified dashboard gives students a clear overview of their day — upcoming classes, assignments due, recordings to catch up on, and progress at a glance — so nothing slips through the cracks.

A connected learning experience. — app screen
A connected learning experience. — app screen

Support when students need it.

When students or lecturers run into issues, finding help quickly is essential to keeping the learning experience smooth.

A dedicated help & support experience provides quick access to assistance, FAQs, and support channels, reducing frustration and helping users resolve issues without leaving the platform.

Support when students need it. — app screen
Design System

A modular design system was created to ensure a consistent, trustworthy experience across the platform while supporting the distinct needs of both educators and students.

Colors
Primary#225AD6
Secondary#141B34
Accent#F0F1F3
Buttons
Primary ButtonSecondary ButtonTertiary Button
Typography
Heading 1Sequel Sans · 32px · Bold
Heading 2Sequel Sans · 24px · Semibold
Heading 3Sequel Sans · 20px · Medium
BodySequel Sans · 16px · Regular
EduFlip UI card
Icons
Label
Dropdown
Select an option
Date Picker
Select date

The best educational technology doesn't replace educators — it gives them more time to educate. Every design decision focused on reducing administrative effort while creating better learning experiences for students.

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