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Look at the “before” first. Three huge notification cards fill the screen, while grades, attendance, and payments are cut off at the bottom. That’s the problem I set out to fix for Notasnet, a school platform in Chile.
The redesign wasn’t about making it look modern. It was about...
After♥️
After absolutely it's more practical 🎉🎉🔥🔥
Agree 💯 @Mostafa Moamen
Great job Juan
After gets my vote. The darker framed layout feels more focused, and the panels breathe better than the Before version.
That’s right @Timothy Exodus ! Thanks for your comment! You have awesome in your profile, I just followed you, let’s keep it up
Definitely the After. It looks so much more modern and organized. The schedule timeline in the middle makes tracking daily classes way easier than reading sideways cards.
Absolutely, @Vara Creative ! Following timelines vertically feels much more natural. We’re already used to it on our phones, and even everyday tasks, like stacking clean dishes as you wash them, follow that same vertical flow. It’s an intuitive way to track progress and move through daily...
After. The bold blue header and bigger cards make the hierarchy so much clearer than the old layout.
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