Team
3 UX Designers
Role
UX Designer
UX Researcher
Tool
Figma
Photoshop
Duration
5 Weeks
The course catalog is the main official source for course information, but it provides general, surface-level information.
Students often struggle with uncertainty and anxiety during course registration, resulting in frequent course withdrawals and unsatisfying academic experiences.
Our research findings uncovered 3 main causes behind students’ uncertainty and dissatisfaction.
The issue lies in the lack of a centralized, transparent system for managing course information, causing confusion, inefficiency, and unequal access for students.
Through journey mapping, we discovered that what seemed like a registration problem actually affects the entire learning experience, from preparation to engagement.
Centralized course hub featuring an innovative review system that surpasses traditional feedback and drives continuous improvement.
All in one information hub of past course information for easier access
Multi perspective and netural information for better decision making.
Unify fragmented course information through a consistent, structured content system.
All in one hub for course information,
Timely and multiple perspectives from 4 key sections
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SURVEY
We began with a survey of 46 valid responses to understand what factors students value most when making course decisions and how accessible each of these factors is.
Students face a dilemma: the easily accessible information lacks depth, while the insightful course resources are hard to find and time-consuming to access.
INTERVIEW
Following the survey, we conducted interviews with 5 students and 2 faculty members to identify pain points and uncover deeper needs within the registration process.
COMPETITORS ANALYSIS
The internal school platform’s format proved more effective and aligned better with what users are looking for.

But conventional review formats can be generalized and biased at times
Numeric ratings vary by individual perception and can be misleading with limited responses.
Lacking actionable feedback, making it difficult for instructors to improve course design.
We started with HMW and affinity map to sort the key problems we are going to solve and brain storm all the possibilities.
How might we improve access to credible and timely course information, helping students make informed and confident decisions during registration?
Through analysis and prioritization, we defined four main sections that cover the majority of user needs.
A centralized course hub that helps students access diverse insights and fosters constructive feedback for continuous improvement.
Smooth the navigation flow to allow user land to the information they need faster and more intuitively.
A new framework that minimizes bias and provides continuous, constructive insights for both students and faculty, helping optimize the course and learning experience over time.
NEW REVIEW FRAMEWORK
Positive natural language + Voted number
Minimizes negative impact on professors and bias while offering context-rich feedback.
USER FEEDBACK
Prototype B required less clicks and access to information faster.
Showing all content at once caused information overload.
Slider format to reduce information overload.
Only 3 reviews are shown at once per section, reducing visual clutter and improving focus.






















