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I built SkillForge, an AI-powered Learning Management System (LMS) prototype using Base44, designed to simplify online education and course management.
The platform is structured around three user roles: Admin, Instructor, and Student, with dedicated experiences for managing courses, organizing educational content, and supporting online learning.
Key features designed for the platform:
Admin dashboard for centralized platform management
Course creation and management
Instructor and student management
Course enrollment workflows
Student learning progress tracking
Role-based access and dashboards
Modern, responsive user interface
The project demonstrates how AI-assisted development and low-code tools can accelerate the creation of a structured educational platform.
I built SkillForge to explore how quickly a functional SaaS-style education platform could be developed using AI-powered development tools.
Traditional LMS development often requires significant time for frontend development, backend integration, database configuration, and authentication.
With Base44, my goal was to streamline that process, rapidly prototype essential LMS workflows, and demonstrate how AI can help turn a product idea into a usable web application.
Note: The showcase video focuses specifically on the Admin Portal to provide a concise demonstration. The project was designed around a broader multi-role learning platform.
Live Project: https://tough-skill-forge-learn.base44.app/
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