Irancell Academy
Visit the siteLearning, in a kid's language
Irancell Academy is Irancell's online learning platform, where kids aged 7 to 18 sign up for courses in programming, AI and life skills, join classes, take exams and earn certificates.
What I did
- Designed the whole experience and interface, from login to certificate, for web and mobile.
- Simplified the flow: a three-item menu, one main button per card.
- A visual language made for kids, with a robot companion and 3D icons.
- Playful error and empty states that show the way back instead of a dead end.
Courses
This is the Academy, the first thing my parents and I see.
Every kid has a home: courses, learning hours and certificates, with one button for the next step.
It's the same on a phone. The menu has only three items.
Path
Every course is a train line with three stops: sign-up, learning, certificate.
The current stop is lit, with one button to carry on. I never get lost.
I can hand in my homework as a file, my voice or plain text.
Tests
A seven-year-old can't always read a question fluently.
So there's one question per screen, and the answers are pictures.
Signing in only takes a phone number, no password to forget.
Adventure
This is my buddy. It stays with me the whole way, from homework to the hard moments.
When the internet drops, it holds the cable and says: try again.
Error screens are never a dead end. They show the way back.
Certificate
Scratch me
Every course ends with a celebration.
All my certificates live in one place, each with a congratulations.
This one's new. Scratch it and let's see!
Ooh, keep going!
Hmm… something good, I think.
My certificate! I'll be back tomorrow on my own.
All the screens
