Understanding the Reader's Struggle

Synthesizing user interviews uncovered a key insight: readers don't want another chore; they want learning to feel fun and effortless.

Competitive analysis revealed an opportunity to differentiate by combining book summaries with lasting habit formation through visualization.

Structuring the Solution

I used the Double Diamond framework to ensure I fully understood the problem space before committing to a solution.

I prioritized a solid structural foundation with wireframes, ensuring the user flow and layout were intuitive before applying the visual layer.

I built a scalable design system from the start to ensure consistency and speed up future development

From Structure to High-Fidelity UI

The high-fidelity UI focuses on visuals and a simple interface that makes reading feel fun.

Key Features That Solve Real Problems

Transforms dense text into engaging, visual content to make learning stick and feel less like a chore

Blocks distractions with a tap, helping users carve out productive, few minutes learning sessions in their busy day.

Connects users with a friend to share progress and provide motivation, turning a solo habit into a social commitment.

Makes learning goals feel achievable by breaking them into small, daily goals and providing visual proof of progress