LearnAtHome

OpenClassrooms project context :
At Dev4U agency, I was tasked with defining the scope of Learn@Home, a platform designed to connect struggling students with volunteer tutors. Before any development phase, the goal was to structure the product, clarify the requirements, and propose a complete functional vision.

The client had no structured digital foundation in place, relying only on informal practices such as word of mouth and SMS. The challenge was therefore to design a complete solution from scratch while ensuring that the features would address the real needs of the users: students, tutors, and administrators.

I led a full discovery and planning phase combining product analysis, UX, and project management.

More specifically, I:

• conducted a competitive benchmark of 5 market players to identify best practices;
• designed use case diagrams for the main features:
• • login,
  • chat,
  • calendar,
  • task manager,
  • dashboard;
• wrote user stories with acceptance criteria for each feature;
• created desktop and mobile mockups in Figma, defining the main user journeys;
• designed a high-level Kanban board to structure the project into features and sub-features;
• prepared a client presentation to explain the UX choices and navigation flows.

The project was clearly scoped and translated into actionable deliverables, with a complete product vision aligned with user needs. These deliverables provided a solid foundation for confidently starting the development phase, supported by strong UX, project management, and functional design work.