Complete PRD Implementation
Prototype fidelity with production-ready infrastructure.
Lanes One renders every supplied source screen with exact structure, while adding scalable controls for theming, localization, and backend integration.
Core Functional Pillars
Aligned with the PRD foundation
Learning Management System
Hybrid classes, lecture archives, structured modules, assessments, and attendance tracking.
Communication and Community
1:1 faculty chat, group channels, campus feed, and announcement workflows.
Financial Management
Fee transparency, payment status, receipts, scholarships, and aid visibility.
Career and Resources
Digital library access, research assets, and curated academic resource journeys.
Proposed Screen Plan
Phase rollout coverage
Phase 1
- Personalized student dashboard (home)
- Course details and LMS view
- Assignments and assessment center
- Financial dashboard
- Community and campus feed
Phase 2
- Faculty class manager
- Admin panel for users and courses
- Financial reports and analytics
Design System Intent
Academic Curator + Prestigious Archive
- Editorial hierarchy with expressive headlines and clean body rhythm
- No-line sectioning through tonal depth and layered surfaces
- Premium glass and gradient accents for navigation and CTAs
- Ambient shadows and spacious composition instead of dense dividers
Role Architecture
Operational responsibility by stakeholder
1. Student Role
Core Objective: Consume content, stay organized, track progress
- Learning: Join live classes, watch recorded lectures, access course materials
- Library: View and download resources, search and filter
- Communication: Message faculty, receive announcements
- Community: View feed, like, comment, and participate in discussions
- Academic Tracking: View attendance, GPA/performance, and deadlines
- Finance: View fee breakdown, pay fees, and track dues
2. Faculty Role
Core Objective: Deliver education, manage students, create content
- Learning Management: Create and schedule live classes, upload recorded lectures, create materials
- Library: Upload books, notes, and research papers; manage academic resources
- Communication: Message students (1:1 or groups), send important updates
- Community: Post announcements, share academic insights, moderate discussions
- Student Monitoring: Track attendance, evaluate performance, and grade assignments
3. Admin Role
Core Objective: Control operations, visibility, and system-wide management
- User Management: Add/remove students and faculty, assign roles and permissions
- Academic Control: Create courses, assign faculty, manage curriculum structure
- Analytics and Reporting: View engagement metrics, track attendance globally, monitor usage
- Finance Management: Set fee structures, track payments, generate reports
- Content Governance: Approve/restrict content, manage library access
- System Configuration: Customize workflows, integrate tools (AI workflows, etc.)
4. Finance / Accounts Role
Core Objective: Handle all financial operations
- Manage fee structures
- Track student payments
- Send reminders
- Generate invoices and reports
5. Super Admin
Core Objective: Control multiple universities (product advantage)
- Manage multiple institutions
- Customize features per university
- Monitor deployments
- Control AI workflows and integrations
Navigation Infrastructure
A unified navigation system for web + app
Global Topbar
Anchor links, language switching, and personalization controls in a single sticky command layer.
Role Context Rail
Role-based architecture is preserved with explicit objectives and permission surfaces.
Device Navigation
Each mobile prototype remains true to source while wrapped in a premium, consistent shell.
Exact UI Implementation
All version-2 mobile and web screens live inside this Next.js website
Choose a category, preview mode, language, and platform. Live mode loads source HTML from version-2 and version-2-web through route handlers with localization and theme personalization.
Next.js Ready For Backend
The UI stack is structured for API, auth, and multi-campus data.
Prototype rendering runs through Next.js route handlers, making it straightforward to add role-aware APIs, tenant-aware themes, user auth, and persisted campus settings.