Menus and navigation systems are easy to overlook in edTech products. If you want to design a better learner experience—start there. After all, users might not notice an effectively organized menu, but they'll feel the pinch of a badly designed one right away! Below, I'll show you how my team organized product navigation for three learning tools to reflect content goals and support teachers and learners. I'll also give you a blueprint for using UX discovery sessions to organize your learning content more effectively as you go. Steal our discovery session questions to identify navigation sequences that reflect the goals…
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