Kris Everson⁄ ⁄ Product Designer
I led UI and visual design of this product through launch.
Protoyping, specs, mockups, user flows
I developed site maps to help our team visualize the structure of the teacher and student interfaces.
The site structure changed by launch, but this method was useful as an entry point for wireframes of key screens and user flows.
The teacher-facing interface, all mapped out. The orange dots indicated key screens.
Teacher's class management page, "Classroom".
Students have easy access to books at just the right reading level through their unique, personalized bookshelf. Teachers can assess comprehension of the text via quizzes and track students' mastery of skills and state standards.
I developed site maps to help our team visualize the structure of the teacher and student interfaces.
The site structure changed by launch, but this method was useful as an entry point for wireframes of key screens and user flows.
The teacher-facing interface, all mapped out. The orange dots indicated key screens.
Teacher's class management page, "Classroom".
Rosen LevelUp incorporates progress-monitoring assessments and provides intuitive reporting for analysis. By incorporating the Lexile Framework® for Reading, students can meet standard grade and age level benchmarks. Educators have access to online or downloadable reporting at a glance, plus the ability to drill down to over 100 data points at the district, school, class, and student levels.
I developed site maps to help our team visualize the structure of the teacher and student interfaces.
The site structure changed by launch, but this method was useful as an entry point for wireframes of key screens and user flows.
The teacher-facing interface, all mapped out. The orange dots indicated key screens.
Teacher's class management page, "Classroom".
I developed site maps to help our team visualize the structure of the teacher and student interfaces.
This method was useful as a launching point for wireframes and identifying key screens and user flows.
I developed site maps to help our team visualize the structure of the teacher and student interfaces.
The site structure changed by launch, but this method was useful as an entry point for wireframes of key screens and user flows.
The teacher-facing interface, all mapped out. The orange dots indicated key screens.
Teacher's class management page, "Classroom".
I created annotated wireframes of key screens and share these with shareholders and developers to articulate features and navigation.
I developed site maps to help our team visualize the structure of the teacher and student interfaces.
The site structure changed by launch, but this method was useful as an entry point for wireframes of key screens and user flows.
The teacher-facing interface, all mapped out. The orange dots indicated key screens.
Teacher's class management page, "Classroom".
I created flow diagrams like the one below throughout the design and development process. The diagram on the left helped clarify a complex pathway for how students would earn points based on their reading and quiz activity.
On the right is a scenario map I created to clarify the user/task flow for a new assessment feature.
