I don't design dashboards for admins to admire. I design them to get work done. This school manag...

I don't design dashboards for admins to admire. I design them to get work done. This school manag...I don't design dashboards for admins to admire. I design them to get work done. This school manag...

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Victor Onuorah

• 1d

I don't design dashboards for admins to admire. I design them to get work done.

This school management system is built around one question:

How do I help an admin find what they need without wasting time?

Find students. Check fees. Filter records. Make decisions.

Less clicking. Less searching. More doing.

That's product design.

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Nugraha

• 1d

@Victor Onuorah The focus on finding students and checking fees keeps the workflow task-led. How did you decide which record filters admins need most often?

Victor Onuorah

• 18h

I started with the actual tasks admins deal with most often, finding student records, checking fees, and filtering by class/status. From there, I prioritized filters around those recurring tasks rather than adding filters just because they were available. The goal was to make the most common actions the easiest to reach.

Denys Dod

pro

• Aug 10

Building SaaS sites that don't feel like templates. Latest one: a voice-driven mood widget - describe your mood, it translates the tone into music. Animations still in progress, static frames for now.