UX Steps Taken
- User type identification
- Information architecture restructuring
- Website wireframing
- High-fidelity UI design

The existing Bookwheel website suffered from usability and visual design issues that made it difficult for users—especially children—to navigate and stay engaged. The experience lacked clarity, consistency, and emotional appeal.
These challenges contributed to declining engagement and limited the platform’s ability to effectively motivate children to develop consistent reading habits.
Key Pain Points
Focused on understanding user behavior and engagement gaps across the platform.
Evaluated usability standards with a focus on child-friendly experiences.
Users struggled to find key reading features
Drop-off occurred after initial exploration
Engagement loss linked to lack of visual feedback

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Increased interaction with reading features
Easier discovery of key content
Longer, more focused sessions
Improved layout comprehension
Better perceived ease of use
Identified usability gaps and engagement blockers
Continuous refinement through feedback loops
Ensured age-appropriate readability and contrast



Final designs were locked and prepared to ensure a smooth transition into development with zero ambiguity.
Clear documentation was shared to help developers implement designs accurately and consistently.
Key tools leveraged to design, document, and maintain consistency across the Bookwhile product experience.