Product Designer
MANABIE
MANABIE
Designing complex workflows for education management at scale. Designed 4 interconnected modules for an LMS/ERP platform, student management, timesheet approval, attendance tracking, and course management, serving multiple user roles across web, tablet, and mobile.
Designing complex workflows for education management at scale. Designed 4 interconnected modules for an LMS/ERP platform, student management, timesheet approval, attendance tracking, and course management, serving multiple user roles across web, tablet, and mobile.
Year
2022
Year
2022
Year
2022
Client
Manabie (In-house)
Client
Manabie (In-house)
Client
Manabie (In-house)
Industry
Education Technology
Industry
Education Technology
Industry
Education Technology
Project Duration
2 years
Project Duration
2 years
Project Duration
2 years
Context
Manabie is an education technology company building an LMS/ERP platform serving schools, tutoring centers, and educational organizations across Southeast Asia. As the product designer, I was responsible for designing multiple interconnected modules within the platform, each serving different user roles with distinct workflows and permissions.
Challenge
Enterprise education platforms face a unique UX tension: administrators need information density and bulk operations, while teachers and parents need simplicity and clarity.
The platform had to serve HQ administrators managing thousands of records, center managers approving requests, staff handling timesheets and attendance, and students using a simpler, consumer-grade interface.
Design Decisions
Designed role-based dashboards where each user type sees only what’s relevant, reducing cognitive overload while maintaining data consistency.
Created a clear approval workflow visualization with color-coded status indicators.
For the Entry & Exit system, redesigned the information hierarchy by device: mobile shows scan-and-go for students, tablet shows a class-level overview for teachers, and desktop shows a school-wide dashboard for administrators.
Outcome
These modules shipped to production and serve educational institutions across Southeast Asia. The team adopted the multi-role design approach as a pattern for subsequent modules built by other designers. This project demonstrates enterprise-scale complexity, multi-role workflows, data-dense interfaces, cross-platform responsive design, and design system contribution within a team.
Latest Projects
Product Designer
MANABIE
MANABIE
Designing complex workflows for education management at scale. Designed 4 interconnected modules for an LMS/ERP platform, student management, timesheet approval, attendance tracking, and course management, serving multiple user roles across web, tablet, and mobile.
Designing complex workflows for education management at scale. Designed 4 interconnected modules for an LMS/ERP platform, student management, timesheet approval, attendance tracking, and course management, serving multiple user roles across web, tablet, and mobile.
Year
2022
Year
2022
Year
2022
Client
Manabie (In-house)
Client
Manabie (In-house)
Client
Manabie (In-house)
Industry
Education Technology
Industry
Education Technology
Industry
Education Technology
Project Duration
2 years
Project Duration
2 years
Project Duration
2 years
Context
Manabie is an education technology company building an LMS/ERP platform serving schools, tutoring centers, and educational organizations across Southeast Asia. As the product designer, I was responsible for designing multiple interconnected modules within the platform, each serving different user roles with distinct workflows and permissions.
Challenge
Enterprise education platforms face a unique UX tension: administrators need information density and bulk operations, while teachers and parents need simplicity and clarity.
The platform had to serve HQ administrators managing thousands of records, center managers approving requests, staff handling timesheets and attendance, and students using a simpler, consumer-grade interface.
Design Decisions
Designed role-based dashboards where each user type sees only what’s relevant, reducing cognitive overload while maintaining data consistency.
Created a clear approval workflow visualization with color-coded status indicators.
For the Entry & Exit system, redesigned the information hierarchy by device: mobile shows scan-and-go for students, tablet shows a class-level overview for teachers, and desktop shows a school-wide dashboard for administrators.
Outcome
These modules shipped to production and serve educational institutions across Southeast Asia. The team adopted the multi-role design approach as a pattern for subsequent modules built by other designers. This project demonstrates enterprise-scale complexity, multi-role workflows, data-dense interfaces, cross-platform responsive design, and design system contribution within a team.
Latest Projects
Product Designer
MANABIE
MANABIE
Designing complex workflows for education management at scale. Designed 4 interconnected modules for an LMS/ERP platform, student management, timesheet approval, attendance tracking, and course management, serving multiple user roles across web, tablet, and mobile.
Designing complex workflows for education management at scale. Designed 4 interconnected modules for an LMS/ERP platform, student management, timesheet approval, attendance tracking, and course management, serving multiple user roles across web, tablet, and mobile.
Year
2022
Year
2022
Year
2022
Client
Manabie (In-house)
Client
Manabie (In-house)
Client
Manabie (In-house)
Industry
Education Technology
Industry
Education Technology
Industry
Education Technology
Project Duration
2 years
Project Duration
2 years
Project Duration
2 years
Context
Manabie is an education technology company building an LMS/ERP platform serving schools, tutoring centers, and educational organizations across Southeast Asia. As the product designer, I was responsible for designing multiple interconnected modules within the platform, each serving different user roles with distinct workflows and permissions.
Challenge
Enterprise education platforms face a unique UX tension: administrators need information density and bulk operations, while teachers and parents need simplicity and clarity.
The platform had to serve HQ administrators managing thousands of records, center managers approving requests, staff handling timesheets and attendance, and students using a simpler, consumer-grade interface.
Design Decisions
Designed role-based dashboards where each user type sees only what’s relevant, reducing cognitive overload while maintaining data consistency.
Created a clear approval workflow visualization with color-coded status indicators.
For the Entry & Exit system, redesigned the information hierarchy by device: mobile shows scan-and-go for students, tablet shows a class-level overview for teachers, and desktop shows a school-wide dashboard for administrators.
Outcome
These modules shipped to production and serve educational institutions across Southeast Asia. The team adopted the multi-role design approach as a pattern for subsequent modules built by other designers. This project demonstrates enterprise-scale complexity, multi-role workflows, data-dense interfaces, cross-platform responsive design, and design system contribution within a team.