SoySchool's hand-drawn logotype, in orange, on a plain cream card
Two website screenshots: an upcoming-events grid of workshop photos, and the admission policy page with an illustrated scene.A tablet mockup of the Careers page, with an illustrated scene and a staff testimonial quote.A grid of ten brand colour swatches, six large and four smaller, each labelled with its RGB values.A photograph of children painting on paper outdoors, beside the learning philosophy page listing its core pillars.
Two tablet mockups of the website: the Who We Are section with a photo carousel, and the SoyCenter community text.
A dashboard login screen, with the Soy logotype on a textured orange panel.UI component specimens: a calendar widget, two sidebar navigation states, and a user settings card.Two admin dashboard screens: a searchable teacher list and an individual parent's contact profile.A student profile screen with name fields, a photo upload control, and dietary and medical notes.
Two admin dashboard screens: a class record and a table of parent records.
Three mobile screens: a class location map, a location search screen, and address shortcut buttons.Two app prototype onboarding screens either side of a photograph of children painting at an easel outdoors.A photograph of the branded van, beside app prototype screens for role selection and a social feed post.Five app prototype screens covering a class dashboard, a teacher's posts, a class list, a parent profile and a student roster.
Summary
SoySchool is a pop-up school in Thailand built around play-based learning. I worked with the founder during the business's early stages, designing its website, refining the interface and experience of its backend dashboard, and contributing to an iOS app prototype. The work spanned the school's public presence and tools for teachers and parents, including booking-system design across the backend and apps. It brought visual direction and interaction design to several connected parts of a developing service.