
EDUHK
The project aims to address the need for university students in Hong Kong to cultivate a deeper understanding of life and values education, enhance their personal development, and improve their overall well-being.
Role
UI/UX designer
Date
Sep 2024
Project
Client Project
My Duties
1. Low and High-fidelity wireframes - Design the component and screen for the mobile and desktop.
2. Prototype and Animation
3. UI/UX Refinement- Base on the clients' feedback
Design Process
The client previously developed a version of the website; however, a new function is needed to be added to the mobile version. As a result, my responsibility is to design the newly added features for the mobile version.


First Draft
Draft
Most of the website and app functions are the same, e.g., the mental health course and exercises part. The difference is app version has an evaluation part that allows users access to the assessment more easily. Therefore, I only have to focus on the assessment part, as there are only responsive issues for the course and exercises parts.
The solution
Let's see how I design it,




Minimal Design
I adopt a simple and minimal design for this app with a warm tone color. The most crucial function of the app is to deliver mental health knowledge to Hong Kong students, especially to those who suffering from mental illness. Also, warm tone colors like orange and yellow evoke feelings of happiness, optimism, energy, and passion, users might feel more comfortable and calm.





Evaluation
For the evaluation mechanism, the users must do the survey five times a day consecutively for 7 days. While the system sends notifications and alarms to remind users. If users miss the notification, user have to take the makeup test on the 8th day.
For this part, I think the design should be simple and organized so that the users can keep track of their assessment progress. Therefore, I use green color to mark as "finished" while orange as "in process".



Flexible Access
The platform provides personalized learning pathways based on students' interests and self-assessment.
