Duolingo

As a multilingual learner, I’ve found flashcards and writing words down to be the most effective study methods. While expanding my Japanese vocabulary, I relied on both physical flashcards and Duolingo but noticed the lack of a dedicated flashcard feature.

Duolingo once had tinycards, a discontinued platform with great potential. I reimagined it with new tools to enhance learning and seamlessly integrate into Duolingo’s experience.

This concept lets users save words from lessons, practice writing (especially for character-based scripts), and access grammar insights, creating a more interactive and effective learning tool.

Figma link: https://www.figma.com/design/frUWSjyyq1IDbBX5PkVR5u/Duolingo?node-id=0-1&t=r1y2DWI4xLyBgHQx-1

*Disclaimer: This concept is not made by or endorsed by Duolingo. Some artworks are sourced from the Duolingo app and website.

Programs: Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Premier Pro, ChatGPT