SAT® practice app: core screens, flows and design scope

I defined the UI/UX for an SAT® practice app on mobile and web, for a fictional brand. It starts with the scope: 5 assumptions and 8 questions to settle at kickoff.

It clarifies the core screens and user flows: 14 mobile and 8 web screens covering onboarding and a diagnostic, daily practice with instant explanations, a full-length practice test in test mode that follows the published format (Reading and Writing, 54 questions in 64 minutes; a 10-minute break; Math, 44 questions in 70 minutes), a score report on the 400 to 1600 scale, review and a study plan, joined by 5 user flows that each stay on one device.

It proposes 10 deliverables for mobile and web side by side, to confirm at kickoff: 7 in a four-week fixed-price phase, from scope sign-off and wireframes to high-fidelity core screens and the interaction spec, and 3 for a later phase. It defines the interaction scope (answer, eliminate, flag, timer, highlight, calculator, practice and test modes, motion) and the visual scope, with 10 color pairs passing WCAG AA contrast.

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