Shane┃Branding & Design

Disclaimer: This dashboard design is a personal project created for fun and portfolio purposes only. It is not affiliated with Technological Institute of the Philippines. All trademarks remain the property of their owners.

I can’t believe it’s halfway through March already. Time really do moves fast when you’re working every single day of your life 😭 I hope y’all doing good and handling all your projects just fine. Before I dive into my pile of workload, I’m dropping here a passion project I created last year to serve as a feed filler, hehe. Never had the chance to post this because I’m maintaining my feed but HYG.

I came up with this as I notice that most traditional student dashboards are always designed around academic workload, mainly on deadlines and performance metrics which I find so depressing. As someone who fails a lot back in college (Pagpili pa lang ng program bagsak na.) I think it kinda overlooks the personal factors that influence student’s academic success. So to solve this problem, I designed a dashboard that can provide academic performance together with well-being indicators, hobbies, support systems, and most specially health and clinical records.

The goal is to help the school especially the educators better understand the full context behind every student’s performance. Example, if a student is failing a major subject, it might not always mean they’re not trying. Maybe they’re struggling with their chosen field and wanted to shift but they can’t? Feeling academic burn out? Dealing with personal struggles? Physically or mentally sick? There are so many reasons to be considered and this dashboard is designed to bring those considerations into view. So basically, it’s a student dashboard designed to support a healthier and more balanced student experience which I did not get to experience way back in college. Reaching flow state while I write these thoughts. I love solving problems.

Do you also think this design solves a problem? Because I seriously think it does. Might even have a potential to be an interesting thesis topic. Let me know your thoughts!