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I developed SchoolOfIslam, a modern online Islamic learning platform designed to connect knowledge with real-life application for today’s youth.
The objective of this project was to create a meaningful educational space where users can gain authentic Islamic knowledge rooted in the Qur’an and Sunnah, while addressing the confusion faced by modern generations. The platform provides structured courses, learning resources, and a guided environment for personal and spiritual growth.
I was responsible for the complete design and development of the website, focusing on a clean, engaging, and purpose-driven user experience. The platform includes course listings, onboarding flow, and clear navigation that allows users to easily explore and access content.
Key Highlights:
• Educational platform development
• Clean and intuitive UI/UX
• Course-based system structure
• Youth-focused user experience
• Responsive and accessible design
• Performance optimized
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