A dashboard and student management system design increases workflow efficiency and ease of data access for language assessors at HubL Norwich, and a matching redesigned website made in Framer.
HubL is a central, independent hub designed to help asylum seekers, refugees and migrants access English classes through providing free language assessments, aiding access to classes.
The idea was first conceptualised at Sync the City 2023, a 54-hour startup event in Norwich. I joined the team, and following winning the competition's People's Choice Award, I worked with a small group to launch HubL and independently built the existing website and booking system on WordPress.
After over six months of successful usage since launching in October 2024, and over 200 students processed, it became clear that the current dashboard system could do with improvements in a lot of areas.
This project aimed to design an ideal user experience for assessors, without technical constraints, with every aspect tailored to improving the efficiency of an assessor's workflow.
As an additional part of this project, I refreshed HubL's brand with a new, more vibrant and confident colours and consistent type usage.
I applied this to a new website design and layout, something I designed in Figma and adapted to a responsive framer site.
The site is live at hubl.framer.website.