CorpusKey Website UX Design

CorpusKey is an AI-assisted course material creation tool that instructors can use to create textbooks, lesson plans, readings, and PowerPoints. Users can input learning objectives and key points of what the academic materials will contain, and the integrated learning language model (LLM) will generate content in .docx or .pptx formats. CorpusKey has released their new website near the beginning of the year, but it is currently under the radar and is still in development. Our project aimed at improving CorpusKey’s AI-assisted course material tool by making recommendations to redesign the outline management page and the user-flow of the overall website. Our team conducted a thorough analysis of the current website’s shortcomings and user pain points.

Create new UI design focusing on visual hierarchy, typography, readability, and navigation.

In our final design, we opted for a one-page dashboard for each project created by the user. Having multiple screens for tasks like uploading files, providing prompts, generating content, and tracking the queue status was repetitive, took up time, and required too many clicks. So, our design proposes that these tasks be consolidated onto a single page. Users should also be able to see the status of the generated content on this same page since it's a crucial feature. Additionally, we improved the UX writing and visual hierarchy on the outline management page, which is the main page that needed significant attention and fixes. We also chose to get rid of the progress bar because the functionality of CorpusKey allows the user to go back and forth between each of the functionalities.