Work / Case Study
Fullk
A kids' Islamic education app for two users: a curriculum for parents and teachers, and a self-learning track for children.
- Client
- Fullk
- Role
- Mobile app UX/UI design
- Platform
- Android app
- Timeline
- 6 weeks
Overview
Fullk is a non-profit initiative, built by sheikhs, curriculum designers, educators, writers and artists, that makes Islamic education engaging for kids. The app gives parents and teachers lesson plans, videos, worksheets and assessments, and gives children a self-learning track plus a library of stories, books and songs.
The Challenge
One app had to work for adults teaching and for kids learning alone, without either getting in the other's way.
01
Parents and teachers need structured lesson plans, visual aids, worksheets and assessments.
02
Busy parents need kids to learn on their own through activities, videos, games and puzzles.
03
A large library of stories and songs needs both a readable format and a read-along video.
Our Approach
Split the app by who is holding the phone.
01
Parent/teacher account
The full curriculum (lesson plans, animations, worksheets, assessments) sits behind a parent/teacher account, so adults get the teaching toolkit without it cluttering the child's experience.
02
Kid-led learning track
A self-learning track runs lessons as activities, videos, questions, games and puzzles, so children can progress when no adult is free to teach.
03
Nudges for parents
After each lesson the app prompts parents with a short shared activity, keeping a human connection in a self-paced product.
The Work
A closer look
Kids' learning track
Lessons as play, built for kids learning alone.
Parent/teacher curriculum
The full toolkit, kept on the adults' side.
Outcome
Fullk ships a single app that carries a full curriculum for adults and a self-paced track for kids.
2 tracks
A curriculum for adults and a self-learning path for kids.
Self-paced
Kids can learn on their own when no adult is free.
Ages 3+
Rated for young learners on Google Play.
“The hardest part was designing for two users at once: a parent who needs structure and a child who needs play, in the same app.”