Start with a learning need
Move from a familiar situation and a simple example to a concept, diagram and independent task.
I built SCHULE for my family and develop it from personal needs and product decisions through UX/UI and AI-assisted implementation. Its central flow is simple: understand an explanation, make an independent attempt, then use hints and feedback. The application interface is in Russian.
Topics form meaningful groups, helping learners choose a subject and see the route through its lessons.
A test can identify an error without helping a learner understand a missed topic. The app pairs short explanations and examples with independent practice and a clear path back to unfinished work.
Support understanding through manageable topic choices, step-by-step explanations and answers revealed after an attempt, with progress and achievements encouraging learners to return.
Topics for grades 3, 5 and 7: mathematics and natural sciences, explanations, diagrams and examples, with captioned videos in selected courses.
Step-by-step and paper-based tasks, optional hints, self-check criteria and solutions revealed after an independent attempt.
Subject assessments and lesson checks, explanations after mistakes, repeat attempts and saved answers.
Word and verb flashcards, pronunciation, grammar and exercises; English 1000 combines vocabulary, sentence patterns and a review plan.
An interactive table, short practice sessions, hints and knowledge checks.
Learning history, unfinished work and skills to revisit, plus rewards for sessions, completed topics and independent answers.
Family profiles, a learner’s history and mistakes, assigned activities, sign-in management and access recovery.
Responsive layouts, light and dark themes and home-screen installation. Flashcards work offline; checking and syncing answers need a connection.
The app UI is Russian-only. Some lesson state is stored on the device; completed checks and achievements are saved to the account. Course content continues to grow.
Move from a familiar situation and a simple example to a concept, diagram and independent task.
Hints and solutions open through a learner’s action, preserving room for an independent attempt.
Use AI-assisted implementation and verification, then extend content and the learner and parent workflows.
The explanation connects an everyday situation, a diagram, a concept and an example before moving to a test.
Practice offers a sequence of actions and self-check criteria; hints and the solution are revealed separately.
A working app I use with my family and continue to develop. This case shows real Russian-language learning screens without children’s personal results.
An independent product I own from needs and concept through design and ongoing development, with AI-assisted implementation. Learning sources and material credits are documented in the app.
Roles and collaborations
Get in touch about a product design role or a project. My experience spans game interfaces, financial services and mobile products.