Case Study

My Nursery Classes | E-learning app for educating kids

E-learning app for educating kids as a part of open schooling methodology with target audience for this was parents or guardians of those kids.

Jan 29, 2019 3 min read
My Nursery Classes |   E-learning app for educating kids

The Challenge

Most e-learning apps aim at the learner. This one aimed at the parents. The client built an open schooling platform for young kids where the real users are the guardians managing the curriculum at home. The hardest problem was the content structure: tutorials organised across four nested layers (Classes → Months → Days → Time Slots) had to be manageable by admins without hitting performance or UX problems, and navigable by parents without confusion.

What We Built

Content Management System

We built a dedicated admin dashboard to handle the four-layer content hierarchy. Admins can manage classes and add content at each level — month, day, and time slot — through a clean, content-friendly UI. Content can be saved as a draft before it's ready to publish, giving admins precise control over what actually reaches the app.

Parent and Guardian App

On the app side, parents and guardians browse content by their child's class and follow the curriculum at whatever pace suits their kid. Each day has a single video tutorial per time slot, making the daily learning path clear and easy to follow.

The Result

My Nursery Classes shipped as a dual-sided platform: a structured admin CMS for managing a deep content hierarchy, and a simple browsing experience for parents following a class-based curriculum. The four-layer content model that could have been a UX liability was turned into a navigable, parent-friendly structure.

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