Ledemy — building a resourceful e-learning app 📚
Godfred Brako
Background
Ledemy (Learning Academy) wants to consolidate educational resources on a single platform. The four unique levels of Basic, Primary, Tertiary, and Professional would be available to learners. Ledemy's levels are divided into three main parts — Class, Library, and Exams, where students can access video lectures, e-books, and materials for self-assessment exams, respectively.
The challenge
Although there may be learning resources available, they are dispersed throughout, making it difficult for students to locate particular items. Students preparing for exams and working adults who need quick access to these materials for their studies are frequently frustrated by the dearth of dependable sources. Parents also desire to have some degree of influence over the media their children consume.
My team and I were tasked with creating a minimalist visual identity and a modern user experience that could cater to a varied market while making sure the finished product complies with usability standards.
The solution
My team and I created an MVP for the web and a high-fidelity mobile version after obtaining some crucial data. We settled on the second big change shown in the portfolio after several adjustments.
The Ledemy logomark is designed to capture all of the readily available learning resources and present them collectively as a cloud icon. That is, the cloud — accessible everywhere. The softly edged lowercase wordmark complements the logomark to create an inviting overall look.
An ongoing project
Ledemy is a work in progress. Professional experts would create and instruct video courses. Market research data would be used to inform the selection of electronic books for the library area, and the most in-demand self-assessment examination materials would be provided.
