VIDEO PROTOTYPING · INTERACTION DESIGN · UX RESEARCH
Campus scheduling that accounts for the distance between classes—and the life that happens along the way.
Problem
Students often build schedules without realizing that back-to-back classes may be physically too far apart. They also make everyday decisions—such as getting food between classes—without knowing whether the stop will make them late.
Solution
Schedule Planner links class information with campus navigation to flag difficult transitions, suggest alternative class times, find food along a student’s route, and provide class reminders.
Design process
The hand-drawn language keeps the focus on the student journey: planning a schedule, resolving a conflict, choosing a practical food stop, and arriving on time.
Video prototype
The 3:36 prototype demonstrates the concept through a narrated, hand-drawn scenario rather than a polished interface.
Key interactions
Warn when travel time makes a back-to-back transition unrealistic, then offer a path to adjust the schedule.
Compare nearby food options using distance and dining time without losing sight of the next class.
Set a reminder that supports the final transition from the student’s current activity to class.