A library with a clear structure
24 subjects and 1,607 topic entries are organised by subject, course term and topic. Search and a persistent subject sidebar help students find material without losing their place.
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Education
Luca H.
The Abi 2026 interface — from the first visit to the subject library and focused study tools.
Project Focus
Learning platform · Content architecture · Study tools · Dashboard & progression · HTML, CSS & JavaScript
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Source: platform figures supplied by the project owner. Reporting period: the first four weeks after launch.
24 subjects and 1,607 topic entries are organised by subject, course term and topic. Search and a persistent subject sidebar help students find material without losing their place.
Topic quizzes and flashcards give students a way to check what they have understood. Subject tests combine question formats, while exam preparation pages support longer practice sessions.
Learned topics, subject progress, study time and exam dates come together in one place. Activity history and recent work help students pick up where they left off.
The platform includes an AI tutor, answer feedback and personalised study-plan tools. Plans can be saved, edited and checked off as work is completed; availability depends on account access and usage limits.
The operator collection explains what tasks such as analysing, comparing and evaluating ask students to do. Definitions, example tasks, model answers and common mistakes sit alongside filters for the different levels of demand.
Terms can be searched and filtered by subject and course term. Subject-specific visuals, including an interactive periodic table, add another way to explore the material.
XP, levels, streaks, badges and daily challenges make study activity visible. The progression system is connected to learning actions, giving the dashboard a sense of continuity between sessions.
Friend requests, messaging, study groups and shared group notes extend the platform beyond individual revision. Guest browsing offers an introduction, while account access supports saved progress and personal tools.
Subjects, course terms and topic groups form the navigation structure. The library keeps that hierarchy visible, while search gives students a direct route to a specific topic.
Learning pages, quizzes, flashcards and reference tools share the same subject context. Students can move from an explanation to practice and return to supporting material when something is unclear.
The dashboard brings completed topics, study activity and upcoming exams into one view. Saved plans and account-based progress connect short study sessions into a longer preparation routine.
Reusable HTML, CSS and JavaScript patterns connect the landing page, library, account screens and learning tools. Violet accents, subject colours and restrained motion guide attention through a large amount of content.