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Around a month ago, I got a custom project from one of the larger kindergarten schools in Indonesia. The scope was pretty focused: a notes and reporting system for teachers to keep parents updated on their children. I tried to keep the experience as minimal as possible, so teachers can get things done without feeling overwhelmed, while still adding small moments of delight where they actually matter. Would love to hear what you think.

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Unused concept for a teacher feedback loop in an LMS. The challenge was straightforward on paper: make it easier for teachers to give meaningful feedback across multiple classes, often with 100+ students. But the real friction happened before they even started. From our findings, teachers often felt overwhelmed by the amount of work waiting for them, so they defaulted to bulk feedback using templates. It was faster, but it created another problem: students received feedback that felt vague, repetitive, and disconnected from their actual work. For this concept, I explored two ways to help teachers get started without forcing them into one workflow: — Focus manually on flagged assignments that need the most attention — Use AI-assisted grouping to cluster assignments with similar patterns, so teachers can review them in context and respond more efficiently The idea wasn’t to automate the feedback itself, but to reduce the friction around deciding where to start. Still an unused concept, but I liked the direction. What do you think?

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Aruna. Manufacturing Procurement System An interface study exploring how procurement software can stay operationally dense without becoming visually overwhelming. Aruna gives manufacturing teams a clearer view of purchasing commitments, supplier performance, delivery risks, approval states, and overall procurement activity. The visual direction is intentionally restrained: strong information hierarchy, compact data presentation, attention-based status semantics, and subtle industrial motifs inspired by manufacturing environments. The goal was simple: Design something with enough character to feel intentional, but grounded enough to feel production-ready.

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Aruna is a procurement management concept for manufacturing teams to track purchase orders, supplier fulfillment, approvals, and delivery risks. For this exploration, I wanted to move away from overly expressive dashboard design and focus on something more grounded: clear information hierarchy, practical data density, meaningful status semantics, and components that could realistically make it into production. The visual language stays intentionally restrained, with subtle industrial cues inspired by manufacturing environments. Color is used primarily as a signal for items that require attention, while routine operational states remain neutral. Designed to feel less like a concept, and more like software people could actually use.

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stwn andreans

Full-time Visual Sorcerer🧙‍♂️