UI/UX Designer Needed – Mobile Quiz App for Competitive Exam Preparation Project Overview I’m building a mobile quiz application focused on competitive exam preparation (for example exams conducted by Staff Selection Commission and medical entrance exams like National Eligibility cum Entrance Test). The app allows students to: Play quizzes with friends Create their own quizzes based on exam + syllabus Track performance, rankings, and learning insights Earn reputation and rewards Browse exams, syllabus, articles, and posts This is a dynamic app — all exams, syllabus, questions, and content are managed via a CMS. The UI must be flexible and data-driven. Target users: students preparing for competitive exams who want a social + analytical learning experience. Core Goals Simple onboarding and fast quiz joining Clean, distraction-free quiz experience Clear performance insights Motivating but professional design Scalable layouts that work for many exams and syllabus structures Style: Not flashy like gaming apps. Not stiff like enterprise apps. Somewhere in between: clean, calm, student-friendly UI. Key User Flows 1. Authentication / Entry Phone/email login Optional guest mode Basic profile setup (name, avatar) 2. Home / Dashboard Primary actions: Join Quiz Create Quiz Rankings / Profile Browse Exams Also shows: Recent quizzes Quick stats (accuracy, last score, streak, etc.) Join Quiz Users can join via: Quiz ID QR code scan Shared link Waiting lobby: Joined players list Host indicator Start quiz button (host only) 4. Create Quiz Flow Step-based flow: Select Exam Select Syllabus (3-level hierarchy: Subject → Topic → Subtopic) Choose question count: 15 / 30 / 50 Generate quiz Share Quiz ID / QR with friends (All data comes from CMS.) 5. Quiz Play Screen One MCQ at a time Timer per question Clear option selection Next / Submit Focus: readability + speed + minimal distractions 6. Results & Metrics After quiz: Individual stats: Score Correct / Wrong / Skipped Accuracy % Avg response time Group stats: Leaderboard Rank among participants Visual insights: Question-wise performance Strong vs weak topics 7. Profile & Rankings User profile shows: Global rank Exam-wise performance Accuracy trends Strong / weak topics Quiz history Goal: help users understand where they stand and what to improve. 8. Exams & Learning Section Users can: Browse exams View syllabus Read articles / posts This acts as a lightweight study hub (CMS driven). Rewards & Reputation System (Inspired by Stack Overflow) The app includes a reputation-based motivation system. Points / XP Earned for: Completing quizzes High accuracy Fast answers Winning group quizzes Daily/weekly activity Used for: Overall reputation Exam-specific reputation Badges & Achievements Examples: First quiz completed Accuracy streaks Topic mastery Top 3 finishes Badges should be: Minimal Educational Not flashy or game-like Levels / Titles (Optional) Based on reputation: Beginner Learner Challenger Expert Shown on profile and leaderboards. Leaderboards Global Exam-wise Friends-only Weekly / Monthly Design should emphasize progress, not just rank. Profile Reputation Summary Should clearly show: Total reputation Badges Current level Strongest subjects Improvement areas Motivation loop: Play → Improve → Earn → Compare → Repeat UX Notes: Subtle celebrations only Always explain why rewards were earned Progress bars toward next badge/level UI / Visual Direction Mobile-first (Android + iOS) Clean modern design Neutral color palette Strong typography Plenty of whitespace Simple icons Friendly but professional No gaming colors. No corporate heaviness. UX Requirements Clear navigation Smooth quiz flow (minimal taps) CMS-friendly layouts Loading / empty / error states Reusable components Expected Deliverables UX flows Wireframes High-fidelity mobile designs (Figma preferred) Design system (colors, typography, buttons, cards) Key components Developer handoff Bonus: Light micro-interactions Animation suggestions Ideal Designer Experience with mobile apps Strong UX thinking Clean visual style Comfortable designing data-heavy screens Bonus if you’ve worked on education or productivity apps