Recurring sign-in failures, delayed notifications, and fragmented academic access.
Contribution
Led product and UX work across research, information architecture, flows, and interface design.
Delivery
Academic product proposal and high-fidelity prototype.
Evidence
Student interviews, revised flows, and key-screen designs.
Outcome
Intended improvements are documented; no production adoption or measured lift is claimed.
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The Problem
Students relied on the existing Pulse platform, but recurring sign-in errors, delayed notifications, and missing features made it unreliable for daily academic use. The goal was a unified experience with quick access to myCourses, SIS, timely alerts, and cleaner navigation.
Sign-in: recurring errors
Notifications: delayed updates
Core access: important features missing
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User Interviews & Insights
We spoke with students about daily tasks, failure points, and what an ideal flow should feel like.
Access first
If login breaks, the app is dead. Reliability beats extra features.
Time matters
Notifications must be quick and relevant to deadlines, announcements, and classes.
Unified hub
Students want one app that quickly routes to myCourses, SIS, schedules, and announcements.
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Information Architecture + Flows
Navigation was reorganized around top student tasks to reduce 'Where do I go?' moments.
Home as hub
Today's classes, deadlines, and quick actions.
Academics
myCourses, assignments, grades, and resources.
Admin
SIS access for enrollment, payments, and official information.
Updated login, home, myCourses, and SIS flows
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Final UI
Core screens were designed for speed, clarity, and daily use.
Reliable sign-inHome hubNotifications
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Outcomes
A more reliable and unified student experience designed around real student tasks.