### 📌 Project Summary **🚉 Platform:** Flutter Mobile App and Desktop **🕒 Duration**: 4 weeks **🤝 Team**: Solo Designer and Client's team ParikshaPro is an MCQ-based mock test app aimed at students preparing for government exams. ## Pain points 1. High drop-off rate: 42% of new users abandoned the app after visiting the test series listing screen. 2. Low post-test engagement: Users viewed results but didn't reattempt or explore further. 3. Outdated test interface (Compared to competitors like Adda247 and Testbook) --- ## 🔍 Quick User Research **Spoke with the client team:** I interviewed 5 people from the internal members of team. They shared common complaints and patterns they were hearing from users, things like confusion over test access and frustration with the test exam screen. ## 💡 Core Problems (Synthesized into Themes) After analyzing the data, I organized the insights into 3 core categories to guide decision-making.

Confusion	Mismatch	Emptiness
Users couldn't tell which tests were free, locked, or already attempted.	The test-taking screen didn't match the UI patterns students were used to from real government exams.	After the test, the analytics shows "Score: 54%" and "Accuracy: 60%". Not very helpful.

## 🎯 UX Goals - Reduce drop-off by simplifying exploring test section with clear information - Increase test engagement and reattempts through better UI. - Make post-test insights meaningful and actionable. --- ## ✅ What I Fixed --- ## ⚖️ Better Alignment with Real Exam Interfaces ## 📊 Post-Test Analytics ### Designed scalable components ### Minor ux improvements ## Some website screens (Similar to New App layout) ## 🔚 What I Learned Even though this redesign was not implemented, I learned how to synthesize unclear feedback and design for scalability in a short timeframe.

Redesigning a Mock Test Experience (Concept Only - Not Developed)