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Built a Multi-Role EdTech LMS (500K+ Users, 47 Countries) using React Native
Designed and developed a multi-role Learning Management System (LMS) for a global EdTech platform, serving 500K+ students across 47 countries.
The platform supports students, guardians, and center administrators with real-time progress tracking, adaptive learning workflows, and offline-first functionality.
Built using React Native with a single codebase, reducing development time while ensuring scalability, performance, and seamless cross-platform experience.
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Your votes are in! Here's the final TutorIQ website ☀️
Thank you to all 20 of you who voted on the two concepts 🏄🏼♀️ It was close: 55% chose light and playful and 45% chose softer and calmer.
The final version mixes the two moods. Its bright colors are from the playful first concept. From the second one, it took the serif headline and the product preview on the first screen.
Quick context: TutorIQ is an AI tutoring platform for UK families. It matches each child with a tutor based on how they learn. Our task was a website that attracts parents and tutors before the platform launches.
Every parent comes with one question: 'Is this the right place for my child?' So the first screen answers it with the product itself. Parents see the lesson schedule and the AI summary they get after each lesson.
Now it's your turn 👇🏻 What would you keep from this version? And what would you change?
Roadmap.sh — Making technical learning paths easier to navigate
I worked on a developer-focused roadmap experience that helps make technical learning paths easier to understand and follow.
The goal was to reduce the confusion around what to learn next by showing technologies, concepts, and learning paths in a clear visual structure.
I focused on the UI, interaction, responsiveness, and overall user experience to make the product feel more like a learning journey instead of a static list of technologies.
The main idea was simple: less confusion and more direction for developers.
Northwood Academy: one school, two experiences 🏫
A school website that speaks to two different audiences. The Senior School and the Junior School each get their own interface and colour theme, so every visitor feels the site was made for them.
The goal: present the school's programmes, campuses and admissions in a polished, easy-to-follow way that builds trust at first glance.
What I designed and built:
✦ Senior School interface: a refined, mature look with a cinematic homepage and scroll-driven animation
✦ Junior School interface: a brighter, more playful design in its own colour theme, with a dedicated interactive layout
✦ Two distinct colour themes that clearly separate the Senior and Junior sections while staying part of one brand
✦ Clear navigation for academics, admissions and campus information
✦ A fully responsive design for phones, tablets and desktops
My role: UI/UX design and full front-end development, from concept to live site.
Built with: Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS and GSAP.
🔗 Live site: Northwood Academy: one school, two experiences 🏫
A school website that speaks to two different audiences. The Senior School and the Junior School each get their own interface and colour theme, so every visitor feels the site was made for them.
The goal: present the school's programmes, campuses and admissions in a polished, easy-to-follow way that builds trust at first glance.
What I designed and built:
✦ Senior School interface: a refined, mature look with a cinematic homepage and scroll-driven animation
✦ Junior School interface: a brighter, more playful design in its own colour theme, with a dedicated interactive layout
✦ Two distinct colour themes that clearly separate the Senior and Junior sections while staying part of one brand
✦ Clear navigation for academics, admissions and campus information
✦ A fully responsive design for phones, tablets and desktops
My role: UI/UX design and full front-end development, from concept to live site.
Built with: Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS and GSAP.
🔗 Live site: https://northwood.axiom-stem.com
Need a website that serves more than one audience, without looking like a template? Let's talk.
Need a website that serves more than one audience, without looking like a template? Let's talk.
Are the Junior and Senior sections sharing React components with different theme tokens, or are they separate layouts? Curious how you kept the navigation consistent between them.