ParikshaPro: Library
Project Specifications
ParikshaPro mobile app was built to improve the overall experience of managing libraries and study centers.
The goal was to make everyday tasks faster, clearer, and easier than before.
The app focuses on real daily actions like seat allocation, student entry, and payment tracking.
Design decisions were based on how owners and staff actually use the system on a phone.
The interface was kept simple so even first-time users feel comfortable.
The app was developed using modern Android tools to ensure smooth performance and reliability.
Overall, ParikshaPro turns complex library operations into a clean and easy mobile experience.
Challenges
Designing a mobile experience that is simple, reliable, and ready for daily use
Converting Paper-Based Workflows into Digital Flows
Most users were comfortable with registers and manual entries.
The challenge was to translate these habits into intuitive, app-friendly interactions.
Designing for First-Time and Non-Technical Users
The interface needed to explain itself without training.
Every action had to feel obvious and easy to complete.
Showing Seat Status Clearly at a Glance
Seat availability changes frequently during the day.
The UI had to communicate status instantly without extra taps.
Balancing Simplicity with Core Features
Payments, lockers, shifts, and multiple centers had to coexist without cluttering the interface.
Ensuring Smooth Performance on Android Devices
The app needed to remain fast and responsive, even on low-end Android phones.
Solution
Simplifying daily library management through a mobile-first experience
- Manual register workflows were converted into clear and familiar digital flows.
- Seat status, payments, and activity are shown with simple visuals for quick understanding.
- Each screen focuses on a single task to reduce confusion and speed up actions.
- Core features like payments, shifts, and multi-center access are organized without clutter.
- The app delivers a smooth and reliable experience on Android devices.
Design
Colors
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90
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Styles
Colors
Elements
Custom Components
Designing Clarity, Actionable States
Reducing cognitive load through clear states, context, and next actions
No Library Assign
No Seat Allocated
If Seat Allocated
Have Pending Payment
Color with Purpose
Using distinct color systems to clearly differentiate seat and locker allocations at a glance
Related to Seat
Related to Locker
Customized Over Generic Inputs
Replacing generic form fields with visual and guide accurate selection
Seat input
Time Slot Input
Compititors
No clear action hierarchy
Flat, cluttered navigation
GoLibrary Library Manager App
Lack of Hierarchy and Clarity Across Home and Navigation
Too many equal-priority metrics make the home screen hard to prioritize.
The navigation lacks clear grouping, increasing cognitive load and slowing access to key tasks.
Solution: Simplified home with Structured Navigation
Visual noise slows seat scanning
Hard to spot current seat
Appu Library Management App
Visual clutter and text-heavy flows reduce clarity and decision speed
The home screen shows too many equal-priority elements, making key seat information harder to scan.
Navigation uses long, repetitive lists that slow actions and increase selection errors.
Solution: Clear visual seats, confident allocations
Development
Tech Stack
Different elements used in development
Android
Jetpack Compose
Kotlin
PhonePe
Firebase
Android
Jetpack Compose
Kotlin
PhonePe
Firebase
App Navigation
Simplified Navigation Flow
Result
