Educational Platform for the Objectivism Community
Objectiversity is a platform designed to support educational programs focused on Objectivism, enabling students and professors to participate in courses, share materials, and collaborate within a structured learning environment.
Role
Product Designer
Platform
Desktop Application
Users
Students, professors, administrators
Scope
Education platform + community features
Project Overview
Objectiversity was created to support educational programs organized through John Galt schools across Europe.
Before the platform existed, lectures, assignments, and learning materials were managed offline, making it difficult to track progress and maintain engagement across different locations.
The platform centralizes all educational activities in one place, enabling users to attend courses, submit assignments, access learning materials, and communicate with other members of the community.
My Role
I was responsible for designing the overall structure and experience of the platform.
My work included:
• defining platform features and workflows
• designing role-based permissions
• creating wireframes and prototypes
• designing the full UI
• creating the visual identity and logo
• collaborating daily with developers and QAUser research had already been conducted by a third-party partner before the project started.
Problem
Educational programs operated mostly offline and lacked a centralized system for managing courses, materials, and student progress.
Communication between students and professors was fragmented, and resources were difficult to access across different locations.
The goal was to create a platform that would connect the community and provide a structured environment for learning and collaboration.
Wireframes
Gamification
To increase engagement and motivate students, I introduced a lightweight gamification system.
Users could earn badges for completing courses, submitting assignments on time, contributing educational materials, and participating in discussions.
Collecting badges allowed users to level up and unlock additional educational resources within the platform.
KEY UX CHALLENGE
One of the main challenges was designing a platform that supports multiple user roles with different permissions.
Students, professors, and administrators each needed access to different parts of the system while still sharing a unified learning environment.
Balancing these role-based workflows while keeping the interface intuitive required careful planning of navigation and information hierarchy.
Final Design
The final platform provides a centralized learning environment where students, professors, and administrators can collaborate through courses, assignments, discussions, and shared resources.
By combining education tools with community features, Objectiversity created a scalable digital platform that supports the growth of the Objectivism educational network.
