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A closer look at the reviews page we designed for a course publishing platform.
The focus was on helping educators move between the bigger picture and individual student feedback. Rating summaries provide a quick overview, while search, category filters, and a date range help narrow down the reviews they want to explore.
The aim was to keep feedback organised and easy to navigate, so course creators could spot recurring themes without losing the context of individual reviews.
Nice balance of overview and detail.
clean and neat, good decision with side bar menu for navigation
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